Makers Kit 21 products
Start a Raspberry Pi-based maker project with Zero 2 W boards, including a header-fitted option. Use the board’s documented connections and software support to plan your prototype. Confirm required power, storage and peripherals separately, since the assigned listings are boards rather than complete project kits.
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- 1.5kV-DC-Isolation
- USB/TTL-to-RS485/TTL
- FT232RL
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- 4G-LTE
- Raspberry-Pi-CM4
- Edge-AI
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- Digital-I/O
- Modbus-RTU
- RS485
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- 400V-DC
- 100A-DC
- 1.5kV-Isolation
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- 400V-DC
- 200A-DC
- 1.5kV-DC-Isolation
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- 100V-DC
- ±25A-DC
- Wh&Ah
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- 100V-DC
- ±50A-DC
- Wh&Ah
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- 100V-DC
- ±100A-DC
- Wh&Ah
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- 100V-DC
- Wh&Ah
- UART/Modbus
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- 100V-DC
- ±25A-DC
- Wh&Ah
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- 100V-DC
- ±50A
- Wh&Ah
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- 100V-DC
- ±100A-DC
- Wh&Ah
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- 100V-DC
- ±200A
- Wh&Ah
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- 0–400V-DC
- 1.5kV-DC-Isolation
- TTL-UART
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- ±70A-DC
- 50A-RMS-AC
- Hall-Effect
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- ±35A-DC
- 25A-RMS-AC
- Hall-Effect
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- ±35A-DC
- 25A-RMS-AC
- Hall-Effect
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- ±100A-DC
- 70A-RMS-AC
- Hall-Effect
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- ±200A-DC
- 150A-RMS-AC
- Hall-Effect
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- Quad-core
- Wi-Fi
- Pre-fitted
About our makers kit range
A successful maker project starts with a clear purpose. Decide what you want the system to sense, display or control, then list the components needed to achieve that outcome. A small learning project may need only a development board and a few connections, while a connected prototype can require sensors, wireless communication, a suitable power supply and an enclosure. When comparing makers kits and development boards, check the processor, memory, input and output connections and supported programming environment. Consider whether you need USB, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or another interface, and confirm that the chosen peripherals operate at compatible voltage levels. Product pages should be your reference for the exact specifications and contents of each item.
For a smoother build, assemble and test one stage at a time. Start with the basic board setup, verify that the development software recognises it, then add each sensor or output device. Record wiring and configuration choices so that you can troubleshoot and reproduce the project later. Our Makers Kit range is intended for students, educators, hobbyists and development teams exploring practical electronics. Explore the available options and contact TwoElectrons with your application, preferred platform and component requirements for assistance with your next electronics project today.
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