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These are simple through-hole RJ45 sockets with PCB mounting posts. These 8-pin connectors are commonly used in conjunction with Cat5, Cat5e, and Cat6 Ethernet cables. Because Ethernet cable is so ubiquitous, these are awesome for projects where you need to string a lot of modules together over a distance.

When you want a super skinny Ethernet / CAT-5 cable, this noodle-y UTP jumper is only 3mm thick at the center so that it can flex around enclosures...

When you want a super skinny Ethernet / CAT-5 cable, this noodle-y UTP jumper is only 3mm thick at the center, so it can flex around enclosures easily....

This DB15 Male to RJ45 Female Adapter can be used to handle data communication between VGA devices with one RJ45 network cable, or as an extender to...

This Boosted Servo Extension lets you control up to four servos over a CAT6 cable. This approach allows you to control your servos from a.....

If you have a computer or tablet or device with Mini HDMI output but you want to connect it to a projector, monitor or display with VGA input, you have come to the...

Connect this to that when a 24-pin FPC connector is needed. This 5 cm long cable is made of a flexible PCB. It's A-B style (sometimes referred to as D...

This handy little guy is a female to male USB C cable with an inline switch which allows you to toggle the device ON or OFF on your Raspberry Pi 4.

These little cables are handy when programming or debugging a tiny board that uses 10-pin 1.27mm (0.05") pitch SWD programming connectors. Adafruit see these connectors...

Give your 40 pin, 0.5mm pitch, devices a strrrreeeetch with this extension board. This 40pin FPC extension board has two 40-pin flex connectors (both are bottom...

We now have a handy extension cord for JST-XH projects! One end has a JST-XH socket, and the other has a matching plug. Between the two, 500mm of...

These 3" (7.5 cm) premium jumper wires are made from 26 AWG stranded copper ribbon cable with female crimp pins on one end and male crimp pins on the...

These jumper wires feature a male pin at each end which is perfect for connecting different points of the breadboard together.

This 4-PIN solderless LED strip connector comes with 20cm wire connected to a DuPont-style female connector, and the other end employs snap-down design...

This is a Micro-HDMI video cable tailored to the Raspberry Pi 4B, supporting 4K HD resolution. There is no delay, no flash, the transmission is stable and precise...

This is a 200mm long 4-conductor cable with 1mm JST termination. It’s designed to connect Qwiic enabled components together but can be used for other applications...

The Gravity 4Pin I2C/UART sensor cable is a standard Gravity series 4-Pin cable with 50cm length. One side is PH2.0-4p connector and the other side is XH2.54 DuPont...

This 24-inch (600-mm), flat cable has 22-AWG wires and female “JR”-style connectors on both ends, the same kind of connector commonly found on RC hobby servos. It can be used to make connections between devices with 0.1" 3-pin male headers, such as between RC servo controllers or RC receivers and motor controllers with an RC interface. It can also be a convenient way to connect various 3-pin sensors to a robot controller.

This connector cable interfaces N type female to RP-SMA male. Primarily used to connect our larger 915MHz LoRa antenna to RP-SMA connections but can be used on other...

Just about all electronics use TTL serial for debugging, bootloading, programming, serial output, etc. But it's rare for a computer to have a serial port anymore...

This is a basic SMA (Sub-Miniature A) male to female connector cable. Each cable is 25cm (9.8") long and has a 50Ω impedance that can handle frequencies up to 17 GHz. The SMA connectors at each end are small enough for most consumer GPS, cellular, and other RF applications and they use a threaded housing to create strong mechanical connections.

You might have seen these cables used in computers. They are typically used to bring USB connections from a motherboard to the external case, or the rear expansion slots. They have a 0.1" spaced 4-pin header on one end and a USB A connector on the other.

Enables you to connect two USB devices together that each have a Type A Female

There's two standard ways to power electronics - USB or 5.5mm/2.1mm DC barrel jack. This or that! With this USB to 2.1mm Male Barrel Jack Cable, you can now power...

Not to be confused with ODB, OBD stands for On Board Diagnostics and is used for analyzing and diagnosing vehicles. It's the thing your mechanic plugs into to find out why you've got a blinking engine light.

This 12-inch (300-mm), twisted Y-cable can be used to split a single RC hobby servo signal into two identical outputs. It has 22-AWG wires terminated on all three ends by “JR”-style female connectors, which are compatible with 0.1" header bins and both male JR and male Futaba J connectors. The split occurs close to the cable’s input, so the two output ends can be separated by up to approximately 18" (450 mm). The cable’s conductors each consist of 60 strands, making it much more flexible than standard servo cables, and the wires are twisted to reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI).

This 12-inch (300-mm), flat Y-cable can be used to split a single RC hobby servo signal into two identical outputs. It has 22-AWG wires terminated on all three ends by “JR”-style female connectors, which are compatible with 0.1" header bins and both male JR and male Futaba J connectors. The split occurs close to the cable’s input, so the two output ends can be separated by up to approximately 18" (450 mm). The cable’s conductors each consist of 60 strands, making it more flexible than standard servo cables.

This 12-inch (300-mm), flat cable can be used to extend the leads of many common RC hobby servos. It has 22-AWG wires, and both the male and female cable ends are compatible with both JR- and Futaba-style connectors, allowing it to work in either system or as an adapter between systems. The cable’s conductors each consist of 60 strands, making it more flexible than standard servo cables.

This handy Ethernet extension cable will make it easy for you to enclose a device that has an Ethernet port. We think this would be most useful when putting a Beagle...

This 12-inch (300-mm), flat cable has 22-AWG wires and female “JR”-style connectors on both ends, the same kind of connector commonly found on RC hobby servos. It can be used to make connections between devices with 0.1" 3-pin male headers, such as between RC servo controllers or RC receivers and motor controllers with an RC interface. It can also be a convenient way to connect various 3-pin sensors to a robot controller. The cable’s conductors each consist of 60 strands, making it more flexible than standard servo cables.

Unplugging USB devices just to remove power is a thing of the past with this handy little microUSB extender.

GROVE Cable would be a necessary tool used on M5Stack development, since all PORTs on M5Core are GROVE stadard. This GROVE cable, compatible with the GROVE port on M5Core,simply have 4 lines, two for data, one for power,and one for Ground.

This is a 5V/3A USB-A to Type-C cable supporting large current charging and data transfer, and compatible with all USB type-C-enabled mobile phones or controller...

This adapter board is designed to make it easier to use ARM dev boards that use slimmer 2x5 (0.05"/1.27mm pitch) SWD cables for programming. It's helpful for using...

This cable is not only super-fashionable, with a woven pink and purple Blinka-like pattern, it's also made for USB C for our modernized breakout boards, Feathers and more. If you want something just like it but for Micro B, we have a B version here.

The Raspberry Pi B+/Pi 2/ Pi 3 has landed on the Maker World like a 40-GPIO pinned, quad-USB ported, credit card sized bomb of DIY joy. And while you can use most...

A handy little cable that connects to the JST connector on the underside of HyperPixel 4.0, allowing you to use I2C devices with your Raspberry Pi at the same time as the display.