DM41A08 3.3V 5V 8Bit Blue Red Common Anode Cathode LED Indicator Module

3.3V 5V 8 Bit Red Common Anode LED Indicator Module

Name: 3.3V 5V 8 Bit Red Common Anode LED Indicator Module
SKU: TS-P1388
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SKU: TS-P1388

Categories:LED - diodes, displays, modules, LED Indicator, LED modules

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This 8-bit Red LED indicator module provides a simple, compact way to display binary signals, logic states, or digital outputs from microcontrollers such as Arduino, ESP32, or Raspberry Pi. It features eight bright blue LEDs with current-limiting resistors and a standard anode connection, making it easy to integrate into 3.3V or 5V systems.

Specifications:

Common: Anode
Voltage: DC 3-24V (3 to 7.5v recommended)
Colour: Red
Interface Pitch: 2.54MM
Size:23*12.7mm

Package Includes:

3.3V 5V 8 Bit Red Common Anode LED Indicator Module

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