KEERTAN KALP 16-Channel 12-bit PWM/Servo Driver I2C Interface PCA9685 for Arduino Raspberry Pi
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- BrandKEERTAN KALP
- Model Name16-Channel
- CPU Speed1.6 KHz
- Connectivity TechnologyI2C
- CPU ManufacturerARM
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🔌I2C Connectivity
🔧12-bit Output Resolution
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Description
🔧 Elevate Your Projects with Precision Control!
- PRECISION CONTROL - Experience 12-bit resolution for unparalleled servo accuracy.
- QUICK DISABLE FEATURE - Easily disable all outputs with a single pin for safety and convenience.
- EFFORTLESS INTEGRATION - Seamlessly connect with Arduino and Raspberry Pi via I2C for hassle-free setup.
- FLEXIBLE OUTPUT OPTIONS - Choose between push-pull or open-drain configurations to suit your project needs.
- POWER MANAGEMENT MADE EASY - Utilize the terminal block for straightforward power input connections.
The KEERTAN KALP 16-Channel 12-bit PWM/Servo Driver is a versatile and powerful tool designed for hobbyists and professionals alike. With adjustable frequency PWM up to 1.6 KHz and 12-bit resolution for each output, it ensures precise control over your servos. Its I2C interface allows for easy integration with popular platforms like Arduino and Raspberry Pi, making it an essential component for any advanced electronics project.
Specifications
| Network Connectivity Technology | I2C |
| Processor Brand | ARM |
| Processor Speed | 1.6 KHz |
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