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Parts Catalogue

Electronics parts catalogue

28 components, every spec cited to a real datasheet: sensors, displays, MOSFETs, dev boards and more, with pinouts and honest alternatives. Search or filter, then wire a part straight into a Studio design.

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Microcontrollers

1

Bare MCU chips and modules — the die, not the dev board.

Dev Boards

4

Assembled boards you plug in and program: Arduinos, ESP32 kits, Pi Picos.

Sensors

5

Anything that turns a physical quantity into a signal the board can read.

Displays

2

OLEDs, LCDs, e-ink and 7-segment panels.

Communication Modules

1

Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, LoRa and other modules that get data off the board.

Power

3

Regulators, buck/boost converters and battery management.

MOSFETs

2

Voltage-controlled switches for driving motors, LEDs and other loads.

Transistors

1

BJTs, JFETs and Darlingtons — current-controlled switching and gain.

Diodes

2

One-way valves for current: rectifiers, Schottkys, Zeners, TVS.

LEDs

0

Indicator and addressable LEDs.

Resistors

1

Fixed resistors, every tolerance and power rating.

Capacitors

2

Ceramic, electrolytic, tantalum and film capacitors.

Inductors

0

Coils for filtering and switch-mode power supplies.

Connectors

2

Headers, terminal blocks, JST and USB connectors.

Relays

0

Mechanical and solid-state relays for switching higher-power loads.

Motors

2

DC, stepper and brushless motors, plus the drivers that run them.

Memory

0

EEPROM, flash, FRAM and SD storage.

Data Converters

0

ADCs and DACs — the bridge between analog and digital.

Logic ICs

0

Gates, buffers and flip-flops from the 74-series families.

Op-Amps

0

Operational amplifiers for signal conditioning and analog gain.

Audio

0

Buzzers, speakers and microphones.

RF

0

Raw radio parts: transmitters, receivers, antennas, RF amplifiers.

Other

0

Everything that doesn't fit a more specific category yet.

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Frequently asked questions

Where do the specs on this page come from?

Every known value is cited to a datasheet, vendor page, or a direct measurement, never a guess. A field nobody has verified yet is shown as unknown rather than filled in with a plausible-looking number.

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