1.2" 8x8 Matrix Square Pixel - Pure Green (KWM-R30881CPGB)
Make a scrolling sign, or a small video display with this 8x8 square gridded pure green LED matrix. Only 1.2" on a side, it is quite visible but not so large it won't plug into a breadboard! There are 16 pins on the side, 8 on each, with 0.1" spacing so you can easily plug it into a breadboard with one row on each side for wiring it up.
These LEDs have a deeper green coloring, it's a beautiful shade but the process is different than our other 1.2" green LED matrices so be aware the colors won't match up.
Since the display is in a grid, you'll need to 1:8 multiplex control it. We suggest either using a 74HC595 and TPIC6B595 (using the 74HC' to control the 8 anodes at once and then using the TPIC' to drive one cathode at a time) or just using a single MAX7219 which will do the multiplexing work for you.
The Arduino playground has a nice set of tutorials introducing the MAX7219 and 8x8 LED matrices.
Technical Details
The Arduino playground has a nice set of tutorials introducing the MAX7219 and 8x8 LED matrices.
Using a high power shift register to drive 8x8 matrices with a NETduino
Datasheet
This is a Common Cathode LED Matrix
Dimensions:
- 31mm x 31mm x 7mm / 1.2" x 1.2" x 0.3"
- Height without Pins: 7mm / 0.3"
- Weight: 7.65g
Make a scrolling sign, or a small video display with this 8x8 square gridded pure green LED matrix. Only 1.2" on a side, it is quite visible but not so large it won't plug into a breadboard! There are 16 pins on the side, 8 on each, with 0.1" spacing so you can easily plug it into a breadboard with one row on each side for wiring it up.
These LEDs have a deeper green coloring, it's a beautiful shade but the process is different than our other 1.2" green LED matrices so be aware the colors won't match up.
Since the display is in a grid, you'll need to 1:8 multiplex control it. We suggest either using a 74HC595 and TPIC6B595 (using the 74HC' to control the 8 anodes at once and then using the TPIC' to drive one cathode at a time) or just using a single MAX7219 which will do the multiplexing work for you.
The Arduino playground has a nice set of tutorials introducing the MAX7219 and 8x8 LED matrices.
Technical Details
The Arduino playground has a nice set of tutorials introducing the MAX7219 and 8x8 LED matrices.
Using a high power shift register to drive 8x8 matrices with a NETduino
Datasheet
This is a Common Cathode LED Matrix
Dimensions:
- 31mm x 31mm x 7mm / 1.2" x 1.2" x 0.3"
- Height without Pins: 7mm / 0.3"
- Weight: 7.65g
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Make a scrolling sign, or a small video display with this 8x8 square gridded pure green LED matrix. Only 1.2" on a side, it is quite visible but not so large it won't plug into a breadboard! There are 16 pins on the side, 8 on each, with 0.1" spacing so you can easily plug it into a breadboard with one row on each side for wiring it up.
These LEDs have a deeper green coloring, it's a beautiful shade but the process is different than our other 1.2" green LED matrices so be aware the colors won't match up.
Since the display is in a grid, you'll need to 1:8 multiplex control it. We suggest either using a 74HC595 and TPIC6B595 (using the 74HC' to control the 8 anodes at once and then using the TPIC' to drive one cathode at a time) or just using a single MAX7219 which will do the multiplexing work for you.
The Arduino playground has a nice set of tutorials introducing the MAX7219 and 8x8 LED matrices.
Technical Details
The Arduino playground has a nice set of tutorials introducing the MAX7219 and 8x8 LED matrices.
Using a high power shift register to drive 8x8 matrices with a NETduino
Datasheet
This is a Common Cathode LED Matrix
Dimensions:
- 31mm x 31mm x 7mm / 1.2" x 1.2" x 0.3"
- Height without Pins: 7mm / 0.3"
- Weight: 7.65g
