Mini Dual Gigabit Ethernet Base Board for Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4

Mini Dual Gigabit Ethernet Base Board for Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4

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M251S

$38.99

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Mini Dual Gigabit Ethernet Base Board for Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4Das CM4 DUAL ETH MINI, ein Baseboard, das mit dem Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 verwendet werden kann, untersttzt eine Stromversorgung ber eine 5V DC Typ C Schnittstelle und verfgt ber zwei Gigabit Ethernet Ports, einen Einkanal USB 2. 0 Anschluss mit Lfterschnittstelle und eine standardmige Raspberry Pi 40 Pin Schnittstelle. Es eignet sich fr Einsatzbereiche, die mehrere Netzwerk Ports erfordern, wie z. B. Soft Routing. Kompatibilitt: Passend fr alle

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012