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0.56 inch 4 Digit 7 Segment LED Display CC RED (-D30) Clock
0.56 inch Red 4 Digit 7 Segment LED Display CC 12pin
DESCRIPTION:
- Seven segment displays are used in many days today’s consumer devices like microwave ovens, washing machines, and air conditioners.
- They are a simple but effective way to display numerical data like time or quantity. Since they are made out of LEDs, they are a low-cost option for displaying information.
- They are widely appreciated for its features like accuracy, clarity and optimum functionality.
- Explore the various range of Segment and Dot LED Displays, suits to your requirement in LED DISPLAY category
Features:
- Bright Red LED chip, which is made from AlGaAs on GaAs substrate
- Blackface and RED LED segments
- Type: Common cathode
- No. of Pins: 12
- Low Current Consumption
- High Brightness
- Easy to Use with PCB Mounting as well as on Breadboard
Produits connexes
5621BS Red LED Display 2 Digit 7 Segment Common Anode Digital Display 18 Pin 0.56 inch
Seven-segment display (5611AH):
- The 7-segment displays consist of a series of LEDs placed to form numbers.
- A 7-segment display allows you to view the digits from 0 to 9.
- Typical voltage: 2.2v / Current per segment max: 30mA
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Operating on a frequency of 125kHz, these tokens are all pre-programmed with unique ID numbers to communicate wirelessly with RFID Readers over distances of around 10cm or less. This means you can attach it to vehicles or items, keyrings or even pets’ collars to keep track of the location via an array of readers in the office, warehouse or home.
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1.3-inch OLED display module with a 128×64 pixel resolution and a blue monochrome screen. It uses an I2C/IIC interface for communication, requires a 4-pin connection, and is compatible with 3.3V to 5V microcontrollers like the Arduino. Key features include high brightness, self-emission (no backlight needed), high contrast, low power consumption, and a wide viewing angle
