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0.56 inch 4 Digit 7 Segment LED Display CA Red
4 Digit 0.56 inch 7 Segment 4 Bit Red LED Digital Display Module Tube with Clock Point for Arduino
Description
- The module is based on a 4 (0.56 inch) digital tube which can display the clock point. The decimal point is not displayed and the driver chip is TM1637.
- Simply two signal lines can do 4 digit 7 segment LED MCU control. It can be used to display the integer, clock, stopwatch, score, etc.
Features
1.Compatible for Arduino UNO R3/MEGA2560/Leonardo.
2.4-digit alpha-numeric red display with clock dot.
3. 8 gray adjustable.
4. Power supply should be 3.3~5.5V DC.
5. Interface logic level can be 3.3V/5V.
6. 4 screw mounting holes which diameter is 2.2mm.
Produits connexes
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5621BS Red LED Display 2 Digit 7 Segment Common Anode Digital Display 18 Pin 0.56 inch
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