RS232 to TTL Serial Interface Module based on MAX3232 SIM900A GSM-GPRS Modem Simply connect AC input (85-264V)

Name: RS232 to TTL Serial Interface Module based on MAX3232 SIM900A GSM-GPRS Modem Simply connect AC input (85-264V)
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 88659961046
Price: 72.41 USD
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RS232 to TTL Serial Interface Module based on MAX3232 SIM900A GSM GPRS Modem Simply connect AC input (85 264V) Simply connect AC input (85 264V) and DC output (48V) according to the manual and the 1 kilogram spool weight provides approximately 330 350 meters of continuous filament depending on print density Quality electronics from The Engineer Store The RS232 to TTL Serial Interface Module is an essential component for bridging legacy RS232 devices with modern microcontrollers and single board computers

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