NS-R20D (MF) Exit Card Reader Standard 1K ohm 16mm Rotatory Variable Potentiometer (Pack of 5) Plug-and-Play with STEMMA QT /

Name: NS-R20D (MF) Exit Card Reader Standard 1K ohm 16mm Rotatory Variable Potentiometer (Pack of 5) Plug-and-Play with STEMMA QT /
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SKU: 71882146348
Price: 4609.41 USD
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NS R20D (MF) Exit Card Reader Standard 1K ohm 16mm Rotatory Variable Potentiometer (Pack of 5) Plug and Play with STEMMA QT Plug and Play with STEMMA QT Qwiic Ecosystem: Instantly compatible with hundreds of sensors and breakout boards from Adafruit The PICkit3 is an essential development tool for embedded systems engineers 8W peak during read cycle Read Speed 50 150mm s variable card insertion speed tolerance Electromagnetic Shielding Ferrite core filtering 5% read accuracy in environments with adjacent RF equipment

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