The PCA9685 board from above at an angle: a green 1000 µF capacitor and a two-way screw terminal along the back edge beside a USB-C socket, the 28-legged chip in the middle, six right-angle pins on the left edge printed GND, VCC, SDA, SCL, OE and V+, a black six-way socket on the right edge, and three rows of sixteen pins along the front in yellow, red and black.
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PCA9685 16-Channel Servo Driver Board, USB-C Powered

A PCA9685 board that keeps sixteen servo pulses running by itself while the microcontroller talks to it over I²C. Servo power on V+ from USB-C or a screw terminal, the chip on VCC, six address pads, and a header on each edge so boards plug into each other. Three boards a box, headers soldered.

Channels
1612-bit, one shared frequency
V+
6V at most, from USB-C or the terminal
Address
0x40out of the box, six pads to change it

Every hole and every part: the six header pins on both edges, the sixteen channels with their 220 Ω resistors, the two regulators and the transistor that guards both power inlets.

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