4 x 8×8 LED Matrix Display with MAX7219 – Red LEDs
€7.38excl. VAT€9.00incl. VATModule made up of 4 matrix displays of 64 red 3 mm common-cathode LEDs (8×8), driven by the MAX7219 chip
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DisplaysModule made up of 4 matrix displays of 64 red 3 mm common-cathode LEDs (8×8), driven by the MAX7219 chip
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