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DFRobot Xbee Shield for Arduino and other forms of overload

DFRobot Xbee Shield for Arduino and other forms of overloadDescription: The XBee Expansion Board is a compliant solution designed to meet low cost, low power wireless sensor networks with special needs. The module is easy to use, low power consumption, and the provision of critical data between devices reliable transmission. As the innovative design, XBee PRO can be in the range 2 3 times beyond the standard ZigBee modules. XBee PRO modules work in the ISM 2. 4 GHz frequency band. The MaxStream's XBee (1 mW)

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and other forms of overload protection can be built into the PSU to help protect against voltage spikes or short-circuiting

Surface mount devices are usually tiny and without wire leads

Resistance (2-wire and 4-wire): 200 O - 100 MO

Operating Temperature: 32 to 120℉ (0 to 50℃)

less than or equal to 75% relative hu

DFRobot Xbee Shield for Arduino and other forms of overloadDescription: The XBee Expansion Board is a compliant solution designed to meet low cost, low power wireless sensor networks with special needs. The module is easy to use, low power consumption, and the provision of critical data between devices reliable transmission. As the innovative design, XBee PRO can be in the range 2 3 times beyond the standard ZigBee modules. XBee PRO modules work in the ISM 2. 4 GHz frequency band. The MaxStream's XBee (1 mW)

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