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BIGTREETECH EBB SB2209 CAN（RP2040）for Voron StealthBurner 3D Printer Parts Hotend Klipper Canbus Extruder HeadTool Max31865 Adapter Board
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BIGTREETECH EBB SB2209 CAN（RP2040）for Voron Features
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🐬Easier Wiring: Use the MCU RP2040 to ensure rock-solid performance for CAN bus signals that can support higher data rates over longer distances without errors. EBB SB2209 (RP2040) uses a PH2.0 socket to make crimping terminals easier, meeting the main expansion needs of StealthBurner, and the interface layout is reasonable and easy to wire.
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🐬Ultra-Quiet Driver Chip: EBB SB2209(RP2040) SB2209 CAN onboard silent driver TMC2209, UART working mode, has overheating protection function, and helps print smoothly and accurately without losing steps and rough printing.
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🐬For the VORON StealthBurner: Plug-in installation, careful connector spacing and placement means wiring will be a breeze. There's no need to solder anything thanks to the onboard header pins. Onboard MAX31865 for accurate thermal printing using a PT100 or PT1000 temperature probe. Configuration is very simple using DIP switches. Built-in ADXL345 allows you to use input shaping function to achieve perfect printing
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🐬Rich Expansion Interfaces: Two CNC fans (FAN0, FAN1), 1-way four-wire fan interface. Two-wire fan voltages can be selected simultaneously. HEO heating rod interface, 5569-2pin, supports up to 5A current, and snap-on wiring is more stable. Supports access to BL Touch, Voron Tap, etc.
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🐬One More Thing: It can be combined with knomi to personalize your extruder. Real time display of printer status through Knomi UI makes your printing experience more interesting. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us, thank you for your support.
