Green 7 Segment LED Display Module Single Digit Common Anode / Cathode for Arduino in Pakistan

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Green 7 Segment LED Display Module Single Digit Common Anode / Cathode for Arduino in Pakistan

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OverviewAdd a professional touch to your electronics projects with our 0.56-inch Green 7-Segment LED Display. Featuring a crisp, vibrant green…

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SKU: QNLJ663661294520

Overview

Add a professional touch to your electronics projects with our 0.56-inch Green 7-Segment LED Display. Featuring a crisp, vibrant green output, this single-digit alphanumeric display is perfect for building digital clocks, countdown timers, electronic scales, and panel meters. It features a standard 10-pin breadboard-friendly layout, making it easy to interface with any microcontroller using current-limiting resistors or display driver ICs.

Key Features

  • High Visibility Green: True green color emits a sharp, clear light that stands out in both dark and well-lit environments.

  • Standard 0.56 Digit Height: The industry-standard size for easy reading from a distance without taking up too much PCB space.

  • Flexible Configurations: Available in both Common Anode (CA) and Common Cathode (CC) types to match your specific circuit design.

  • Breadboard Compatible: Standard 2.54mm pitch pins map perfectly onto prototyping breadboards and standard matrix PCBs.

Technical Specifications

Feature Specification
Digit Height 0.56 inch (14.2mm)
Emitted Color Vibrant Green
Face/Surface Color Black Face with White Segments (when unlit)
Forward Voltage ($V_f$) 2.0V to 2.4V per segment
Forward Current ($I_f$) 15mA 20mA per segment (recommended)
Pin Count 10 Pins
Configuration Options Common Anode (CA) / Common Cathode (CC)

Anode vs. Cathode: Quick Guide

  • Common Anode (CA): All the positive sides (anodes) of the internal LEDs are tied together to VCC. You turn a segment ON by pulling its individual pin to Ground (LOW).

  • Common Cathode (CC): All the negative sides (cathodes) are tied together to Ground. You turn a segment ON by sending a positive voltage (HIGH) to its individual pin.

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