4-digit 7-segment display – green
€3.69excl. VAT€4.50incl. VATModule built around a 4-digit common cathode green 7-segment LED display with an I²C interface based on the TM1650 chip
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DisplaysModule built around a 4-digit common cathode green 7-segment LED display with an I²C interface based on the TM1650 chip
DisplaysModule consisting of a common-cathode red LED 7-segment display with 4 digits and an I²C interface based on the TM1650 chip
DisplaysRed 4-digit 0.39″ LED display, common cathode, compact and highly legible, ideal for electronic instrumentation and measurement applications.
Displays4-digit 0.39″ red LED display, common anode, compact and highly legible, ideal for electronic instrumentation and measurement applications.
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DisplaysModule combining a classic 4-digit 7-segment display with an ATMega328 microcontroller running the Arduino bootloader
Displays7-segment red LED display with common anode
DisplaysRed LED 7-segment display with common cathode
Buttons, switches & joysticksMembrane keypad with 4 buttons and adhesive backing
DIP switches
Displays4.3″ colour IPS (In-Plane Switching) display with capacitive touch screen for Raspberry Pi (which can be mounted directly on the back)
Crystals & oscillatorsTime base in HC-49US package for surface mounting, with ±50 ppm tolerance and 16 pF load capacitance.
DisplaysIt is modular up to 8 digits and mounts on the back of 4-inch (about 10 cm) common-anode 7-segment LED displays.
IC sockets & adaptersUniversal 40-pin ZIF socket with lever, compatible with narrow and wide body DIP chips (300 and 600 mil).
Buttons, switches & joysticksA simple, handy board with 16 push-buttons wired as a matrix (4×4), 4 push-buttons with pull-up resistors (1 kohm), 8 LEDs with their current-limiting resistors and connectors to get at the pins
Buttons, switches & joysticksRow/column membrane keypad with 16 keys and adhesive backing
Buttons, switches & joysticks4×4 matrix keypads with the buttons laid out to the telephone keypad standard
LEDsInfrared LED with an emission frequency of 940 nm
LEDsIt has just two leads and changes colour on its own as soon as it is powered, running from red to violet, blue, green and yellow.
LEDsRGB LED (red, green and blue), ideal for creating any colour
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