Grove - Circular LED Array
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Grove-compatible circular 24 LED array, ideally used with a rotary encoder input.
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Spinning a dial is a pretty standard method of input, but when combined with this Grove circular LED array, it closes the feedback loop with a visual indicator.
Although usable on it's own, it features a 25x25mm (1 x 1") cutout to accommodate a Grove encoder, but is pretty happy being used as just a ring display.
Specifications:
- 24 LEDs
- My-Semi MY9221 12 channel LED driver IC
- Data and Clock line driven interface
- 5.5mA drive current
- Arduino animations library
- 4.5-5.5V operation
- 4.5cm (1.77") diameter
- 12g (0.42oz)
Documentation:
- Seeed Wiki Page
Documentation [Hide]
- [Data Sheet]: Seeed Arduino library for Circular LED array
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