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	Product ID: NR-MB7963 Weight: 50 gms Price: Rs.521.33 Ask a question about this product
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	Introduction The MB7962, MB7963, MB7964, and MB7965 Micro-B USB cables are USB2.0 compliant and backwards compatible with USB 1.0 standards. Compatibility The USB Micro-B cables are compatible with the following sensors: MB1403……………………………..HRUSB‑MaxSonar‑EZ0 MB1413……………………………..HRUSB‑MaxSonar‑EZ1 MB1423……………………………..HRUSB‑MaxSonar‑EZ2 MB1433……………………………..HRUSB‑MaxSonar‑EZ3 MB1443……………………………..UHRSB‑MaxSonar‑EZ4 MB1414……………………………..USB‑ProxSonar‑EZ1 MB1424……………………………..USB‑ProxSonar‑EZ2 MB1434……………………………..USB‑ProxSonar‑EZ3 MB1444……………………………..USB‑ProxSonar‑EZ4 MB8450……………………………..Car Detection Sensor Maxbotics FAQ Visit forum for Online Discussion on this product
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