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PIC16F628A Microcontroller
₦ 2,000
16F Family Midrange Microcontroller with 18 pins delivering up to 4MIPS
- 4MHz internal oscillator
- 2-5.5V Operation
- 1 UART
- PWM
- 224Byte RAM
- 128 Byte EEPROM
- Programmable via ICSP
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