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• Uniross 9 Volt Rechargeable Battery

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• RFM95W Wireless Receiving Module, 868-915MHz

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• Ebl Aa/10-2500 Mah Colour Blister

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• Accuplus Nicd 1.2V D Size 5000mAh

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• Camelion 9V 6LR61 Alkaline Batteries

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P Power SC Size 1.2V 2000mah industrial Nicd Battery

• Maxell Super AA R06 1.5V Zinc

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• Maxell Super AAA R03 1.5V Zinc

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• Maxell CR1620, DL1620, 1620, CR 1620, ECR1620,

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• SX1278 Lora Module

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Ty-fy 15.2V/6500Mah phantom 4 Drone Battery

• Siemens 575332TA Varta CR 12 AA

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DWIN 800xRGBx480, UART LCM
Features:

• T5L0 ASIC , 16.7M Colors running DGUS II system, commercial grade
• 5.0inch 800xRGBx480, 18bit Colors, UART Serial TFT LCD display module
• Capacitive touch screen,G+G structure,support point touch and drag 
• 10Pin1.0mm FCC connection wire, TTL Interface uart communication
• Download files by SD interface can be displayed in statistics
• High standard TFT LCD ,IPS Panel. Viewing Angle is 85/85/85/85

DWIN 800xRGBx480, UART LCM
Features:

• T5L0 ASIC , 16.7M Colors running DGUS II system, commercial grade
• 5.0inch 800xRGBx480, 18bit Colors, UART Serial TFT LCD display module
• Capacitive touch screen,G+G structure,support point touch and drag 
• 10Pin1.0mm FCC connection wire, TTL Interface uart communication
• Download files by SD interface can be displayed in statistics
• High standard TFT LCD ,IPS Panel. Viewing Angle is 85/85/85/85

• Titan SR626SW Watch Battery

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• P Power Industrial Ni-MH 3.6V 80mAh Charge 8mA 14h

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• EBL AA/2 2800mAh High Performance Ni-MH Rechargeable Batteries

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• Camelion Plus Alkaline AAA-8 LR 03

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• HMI LCD Module

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• EBL AAA/2 800 Mah High Performance Ni-Mh Rechargeable Batteries

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• Android LCD Module

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• EBL AAA/4 800mAh High Performance Ni-MH Rechargeable Batteries

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• Camelion Battery Charger

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• Camelion Ni-MH -9V200BP1 Rechargeable Batteries

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• HDMI LCD Module

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TyFy Super Quick Charger for AA & AAA Battery

• EBL D/2 10000MAH High Performance Ni-MH Rechargeable Batteries

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• uniross-hybrio-9v-210mah-rechargeable-battery

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• Renata 395

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A microcontroller is a small, low-cost computer on a single integrated circuit (IC) designed to execute specific tasks or control devices. It typically consists of a central processing unit (CPU), memory (RAM and ROM), input/output peripherals, and sometimes specialized features like timers, analog-to-digital converters (ADC), and communication interfaces.

Key Components of a Microcontroller:

1. CPU (Central Processing Unit): Executes instructions from the program.
2. Memory:
   • ROM (Read-Only Memory): Stores the firmware or program code that runs on the microcontroller.
   • RAM (Random Access Memory): Used for temporary data storage while the program is running.
3. I/O Ports: Allow the microcontroller to interact with the external world by sending and receiving data (e.g., controlling LEDs, reading sensors).
4. Timers/Counters: Used for time-based operations such as generating delays, measuring intervals, or controlling events.
5. ADC (Analog-to-Digital Converter): Converts analog signals (like from sensors) into digital data that can be processed by the microcontroller.
6. Communication Interfaces: Such as UART, SPI, and I2C for communication with other devices, sensors, or external peripherals.

Applications of Microcontrollers:

• Embedded Systems: Microcontrollers are widely used in embedded systems like washing machines, car engines, and home appliances.
• Robotics: Microcontrollers control motors, sensors, and other components in robots.
• IoT Devices: Many Internet of Things (IoT) devices are based on microcontrollers, as they can interface with sensors, perform computations, and communicate over networks.
• Consumer Electronics: Microcontrollers power devices like remote controls, cameras, and alarm systems.

Popular Microcontroller Families:

1. Arduino: An open-source platform, widely used in education, prototyping, and hobby projects. Commonly uses ATmega series (like ATmega328P).
2. PIC: Developed by Microchip Technology, used in various industrial and consumer applications.
3. ARM-based Microcontrollers: Based on ARM architecture, such as STM32 or NXP’s LPC series. These are high-performance and widely used in advanced applications.
4. ESP8266/ESP32: Popular microcontrollers with built-in Wi-Fi (ESP8266) and Bluetooth (ESP32) capabilities, often used in IoT projects.

Microcontrollers are designed to be efficient, low-power, and capable of performing specific control tasks in a wide range of applications.

A PIC Microcontroller is a family of microcontrollers developed by Microchip Technology. The "PIC" stands for Peripheral Interface Controller, and it is known for its versatility, ease of use, and reliability in embedded systems. PIC microcontrollers are widely used in applications ranging from simple hobbyist projects to industrial systems due to their low cost, wide range of features, and support for various programming environments.

Key Features of PIC Microcontrollers:

1. Wide Range of Models: PIC microcontrollers come in different series, each with varying features to suit different applications. Some of the popular series include:

   • PIC10: Low pin count, low power, and low-cost devices, ideal for simple applications.
   • PIC12: Similar to PIC10 but with more features and peripherals.
   • PIC16: One of the most popular and widely used series, offering a balance of performance, cost, and peripheral support.
   • PIC18: Enhanced version of the PIC16 with higher processing power and more peripherals.
   • PIC24 and dsPIC: 16-bit microcontrollers for more performance-demanding applications.
   • PIC32: 32-bit microcontrollers, ideal for high-performance applications.

2. Architecture: PIC microcontrollers are based on Harvard architecture, which means that they have separate memory spaces for data and program instructions. This allows for faster data retrieval and execution.

3. CPU: The CPU in a PIC microcontroller executes instructions, manages data, and controls the operation of the microcontroller. Most PICs have an 8-bit or 16-bit architecture, depending on the series.

4. Memory:

   • Flash Memory: For storing program code (non-volatile memory).
   • RAM (Random Access Memory): Used for temporary data storage during program execution.
   • EEPROM: Non-volatile memory used for storing small amounts of data that need to be preserved even when the power is off.

5. I/O Pins: PIC microcontrollers come with a variety of input/output (I/O) pins, which can be configured for digital input, output, or analog input in certain models. These I/O pins can be used to interact with sensors, actuators, and other external devices.

6. Peripherals: Depending on the series, PIC microcontrollers support a variety of built-in peripherals, such as:

   • Timers: For generating delays and scheduling tasks.
   • Analog-to-Digital Converters (ADC): For reading analog signals and converting them to digital values.
   • PWM (Pulse Width Modulation): For controlling motors, LEDs, and other devices that require variable control.
   • USART, SPI, and I2C: For communication with other devices such as sensors, displays, and other microcontrollers.
   • Interrupts: For handling external or internal events that require immediate attention.

7. Low Power Consumption: PIC microcontrollers are designed to be energy-efficient, with some models offering sleep modes to conserve power when not in use.

8. Programming: PIC microcontrollers can be programmed using several programming languages, including Assembly, C, and C++. The MPLAB X IDE (Integrated Development Environment) is commonly used for programming PIC devices, and it supports a range of compilers and debugging tools.

IGBT Modules (Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor Modules) are semiconductor devices used for switching and amplifying electronic signals. They combine the benefits of both BJT (Bipolar Junction Transistor) and MOSFET (Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Field-Effect Transistor), making them highly efficient for high-power applications.

Key Features and Components of IGBT Modules:

1. IGBT (Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor): The primary component of the module, combining the high-current carrying capacity of BJTs with the easy control features of MOSFETs.
2. Diodes: Often included for reverse voltage protection, commonly used in applications like motor drives and power inverters.
3. Cooling Systems: IGBT modules require cooling systems (heatsinks or water cooling) to dissipate the heat generated during high-power switching.

Key Characteristics of IGBT Modules:

• High Power Capability: IGBT modules can handle high voltages (up to 3 kV or more) and large currents (several hundred amperes), making them ideal for power electronics applications.
• Fast Switching Speed: Compared to BJTs, IGBTs offer faster switching speeds, which enhances efficiency in systems like inverters and motor drives.
• Low Switching Losses: IGBT modules are designed to minimize energy loss during the switching process, making them suitable for energy-efficient power conversion.
• Thermal Management: IGBT modules are often equipped with advanced thermal management systems to handle the significant heat generated during operation.

Applications of IGBT Modules:

IGBT modules are typically used in high-power applications where both voltage and current control are necessary. Some common applications include:

1. Motor Drives: IGBTs are used in variable frequency drives (VFDs) to control the speed of electric motors.
2. Power Inverters: Used in applications like renewable energy systems (solar inverters) or uninterruptible power supplies (UPS).
3. HVDC (High Voltage Direct Current) Transmission: Used to convert AC to DC and vice versa in high-voltage transmission systems.
4. Induction Heating: IGBTs are used in industrial induction heating applications, such as hardening and melting metals.
5. Electric Vehicles (EVs): Powertrains of electric vehicles use IGBT modules for efficient control of electric motors.
6. Welding Machines: Used in industrial welding equipment due to their ability to handle large power loads.

Types of IGBT Modules:

1. Standard IGBT Modules: These modules are commonly used in motor drives, inverters, and power supplies.
2. Dual IGBT Modules: Combines two IGBTs and a diode in a single package, allowing for bidirectional current control in some applications.
3. Trench IGBT Modules: A specialized design that offers low conduction losses and high efficiency for high-speed switching.

Advantages of IGBT Modules:

• High Efficiency: Low power losses due to high-speed switching and low conduction losses.
• Compact Design: High power can be switched in a relatively small package, saving space.
• Versatility: Can be used in a variety of power applications.
• Easy to Drive: The gate of the IGBT can be driven by a low voltage signal, making them easier to control compared to BJTs.

IGBT modules have become critical components in modern power electronics due to their reliability and ability to manage high-voltage and high-current applications efficiently.

• 25 SERIES ANALOG VIDEO LCD

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