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Antenna 700~5800 MHz M5Stack Development Board Watch Kit (Excluding Core) Specification Details Product Type Portable
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Antenna 700~5800 MHz M5Stack Development Board Watch Kit (Excluding Core) Specification Details Product Type Portable Specification Details Product Type Portable RF Spectrum Analyzer Frequency Range Sub 1GHz band (300MHz to 1GHz typical coverage) Resolution Bandwidth 10Hz to 1MHz adjustable Sensitivity 100dBm typical at 1MHz RBW Dynamic Range Greater than 70dB Display Color LCD with real time FFT waterfall display Battery Life 6 8 hours continuous operation Connectivity USB 2 Automated Blinds & Curtain Controller: Use the ULN2003 module with a 28BYJ 48 stepper motor to build a smart curtain system that opens and closes on a schedule or via a smartphone app using ESP32 and Blynk Antenna 700~5800 MHz
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