0.56 Inch 1-Digit 7-Segment Green Common Cathode Display

Display Type: 7-segment
Number of Digits: 1
Segment Color: Green
Display Size: 0.56 inches (diagonal)
Connection Type: Common Cathode
Pin Count: 10 pins (7 segment pins, 1 decimal point pin, 2 common cathode pins)
Operating Voltage: 2.0V per segment (typical forward voltage)
Current per Segment: 10-20mA
Viewing Angle: Wide angle for clear visibility
Brightness: High-intensity green light

Common Cathode Design: All cathode pins are connected to a common ground, making it easy to drive with simple circuits or microcontrollers.
High Visibility: Bright green segments offer excellent visibility in various lighting conditions.
Compact Design: The small size is ideal for compact devices and space-limited projects.
Low Power Consumption: Energy-efficient operation suitable for battery-powered applications.
Durable Construction: Built for longevity with stable performance over time.

Original price was: ৳ 40.00.Current price is: ৳ 28.00.

Operating Voltage: around 2.0V per segment
Current Requirements: 10-20mA per segment depending on the brightness required
Power Source: Can be powered directly from a microcontroller or external circuit, with current-limiting resistors to protect the segments.

Input: Digital signals from a microcontroller or other control circuits to each segment pin.
Output: Numeric display of input data, with each segment representing part of a number.

Dimensions: Compact size with a 0.56-inch display area
Material: Durable plastic housing with clear epoxy for LED segments
Pin Spacing: Standard 0.1-inch spacing, compatible with breadboards and PCBs
Weight: Lightweight, making it easy to integrate into various projects
Mounting Options: Suitable for PCB mounting or breadboard prototyping

Single Digit Display: Ideal for applications requiring numeric output, such as counters, clocks, and basic readouts.
Low Power Requirement: Suitable for low-power applications and battery-operated devices.
Ease of Use: Simple wiring and control make it accessible for beginners and experienced users alike.
Robust Design: Built to last, with stable performance across a wide range of temperatures and conditions.

. Connect the common cathode pins (3 and 9) to the ground (GND) of your power supply.
. Connect the segment pins (1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 8, 10) to the corresponding output pins of your microcontroller or control circuit.
. Use current-limiting resistors (220-470 ohms) between the microcontroller and each segment to prevent overcurrent and protect the LEDs.
. Apply digital signals to the segment pins to light up the desired segments and form numbers or characters.
. Ensure correct sequencing of the segments to display the required digits properly.