8x8 RGB Dot Matrix LED Display, Common Anode, 60x60 mm
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About this product
An 8×8 RGB LED dot matrix with a common-anode design, measuring 60 × 60 mm with 0.1-inch pin spacing for breadboard use. Each pixel contains red, green and blue LED dies, with 32 matrixed pins in total, making it suitable for Arduino display projects.
Specifications
- Matrix size
- 8 × 8
- Color
- RGB (full color)
- Configuration
- Common anode
- Total pins
- 32
- Forward voltage
- 3.4 V max at 20 mA
- Viewing angle
- 30°
- Wavelengths
- 467 nm, 523 nm, 623 nm
- Size
- 60 × 60 mm
Frequently asked questions
How do I wire a common-anode matrix?
The 32 pins are grouped into common anode lines and individual color cathode lines. Confirm the pin mapping in the datasheet, then drive the cathodes through current-limiting resistors or a driver, and multiplex rows or columns if you are controlling all 64 pixels from a microcontroller.
What current should each LED be driven with?
The listed forward voltage is 3.4 V maximum at 20 mA, which is the reference test condition. Use current limiting appropriate to the color and to your driver, and keep each channel within the datasheet limits.
