PR02 Resistor Warm-Up and Cooldown at About 90 mW
Measure the electrical input to a PR02 resistor and compare the warm-up and cooldown of a heated ceramic coupon against an unheated reference.
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Measure the electrical input to a PR02 resistor and compare the warm-up and cooldown of a heated ceramic coupon against an unheated reference.
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Listing specifies 5-volt direct current. Soldering required; battery and glue not included.

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Breadboard, wires and assorted parts. Arduino controller board not included.

Supplier product photo
Surface-mount soldering practice. Battery and battery holder not included.

Supplier product photo
Soldering and assembly required. Check battery and track requirements before buying.