Top rated Electronics modules
Here's a ranking of the top rated products in this category. To give you a quick overview, we've also added some key information about the products.
1. Sonoff USB dongle ZBDongle-E, Zigbee
The Sonoff ZBDongle-E is a powerful Zigbee 3.0 gateway designed for open-source platforms. It features an EFR32MG21 main chip and a CH9102F serial chip, which operate faster and more efficiently than the CP2102N. The dongle supports up to 32 devices or as many as your platform allows. It comes pre-installed with the Ember-ZNet protocol instead of Z-Stack, as well as the ZigBee EZNET 6.10.3 coordinator software, and offers support for OpenHab and Home Assistant, along with Zigbee2MQTT compatibility with BASICZBR3, S31 Lite zb, SNZB01, SNZB02, and SNZB03 devices.
2. Raspberry Pi Telephoto Lens
The official Raspberry Pi telephoto lens, compatible with the HD camera, allows you to photograph distant subjects thanks to a focal length of 16 mm.
3. Fibaro KeyFob remote control
The KeyFob has been designed with great attention to detail. Its ergonomic and compact shape allows it to fit perfectly in your hand or pocket. Large buttons enable intuitive operation. Adding devices to the system is as simple as using them. Each button can be assigned four functions: single click, double click, triple click, and long press. This allows the KeyFob to control 24 different devices or scenes. Additionally, six click sequences of two to five buttons can be defined, enabling a total of 30 actions. The KeyFob can be secured with a PIN code. To unlock it, a specific sequence must first be entered on the buttons, protecting against unauthorized or accidental execution of actions.
4. WaveShare LCD touchscreen
5. Whadda Flashing LEDs kit
The Whadda Blinking LEDs kit is a versatile electronics module that is ideal for various applications, especially in model building. This kit allows users to create their own blinking LED light systems and customize the blinking frequency. The control is achieved through two potentiometers, enabling precise adjustment of the blinking speed. The kit is not only practical but also educational, as it teaches fundamental concepts of electronics. It is powered by a 9 V battery, which is not included. With compact dimensions and a weight of only 30 grams, the kit is easy to handle and integrate. It offers an excellent opportunity to realize creative projects and deepen the understanding of electronic circuits.
- Adjustable blinking frequency via two potentiometers
- Current consumption of ± 8mA
- Powered by a 9 V battery (not included)
- Suitable for educational applications and model building.
6. Whadda MadLab Junior Theremin Kit
The Theremin was the first music synthesizer. The Junior Theremin is a smaller version of this classic electronic instrument. Move your hand towards and away from the wire antenna, and the Theremin responds by changing the pitch of the note being played. The device can play both single notes and vary the tone of a single note.
How the Junior Theremin works: The Junior Theremin is a smaller version of this classic electronic instrument. It is played without even touching it. Move your hand towards and away from the wire antenna, and the Theremin responds by changing the pitch of the note being played. The Junior Theremin has two operating modes: continuous and discrete mode. After inserting the battery, the Junior Theremin is in continuous operation. Press both buttons simultaneously to switch between the two operating modes. In discrete mode, as the name suggests, individual or discrete notes are played, not a continuously variable tone. There are eight notes over a single octave. In discrete mode, the pitch of the notes can be changed using both buttons. The left button (-) lowers the pitch, while the right button (+) raises it. You must hold the buttons down to change the pitch. In continuous operation, these buttons do not function.
Electronics modules
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EUR12,89 per piece for 2 units
Whadda MadLab Junior Theremin Kit
7. Whadda Madlab Electric Telegraph Kit
Learn Morse code with the kit. This electronics kit is a modern version of the electric telegraph. 175 years ago, Samuel Morse invented a system for the secret transmission of letters, numbers, and symbols: the Morse alphabet.
8. Whadda Kit LED Star White
Have fun creating this mini kit and enjoy the various effects of the white star light all year round.
9. Pimoroni 1.14 inch Pico Display Pack LCD screen
10. Whadda Modul I2C 20 x 4 LCD
This module is an Arduino-compatible LCD (20x4) and features a high-speed I²C interface. Display: 20x4 characters (white characters on a blue background).
