MAX7219 Dot LED Matrix Display Module

Name: MAX7219 Dot LED Matrix Display Module
SKU: 5785
Price: 250.00 BDT
Availability: InStock

Specifications

The MAX7219 Dot LED Matrix Display Module is a versatile and compact display module used for showing graphical data or text. It features a matrix of LEDs controlled by the MAX7219 driver chip, allowing for easy integration with microcontrollers like Arduino. This module can display a variety of patterns, letters, and numbers.

Special Features

Integrated Driver Chip: Uses the MAX7219 IC to control each LED, simplifying connections and programming.
Compact Size: Fits well in small projects and space-constrained applications.
Easy to Use: Requires minimal wiring and setup to start displaying content.
Multiple Modules: Can be daisy-chained to create larger displays.

Wiring Connections

VCC: Connect to a 5V power source.
GND: Connect to the ground (GND) of your power source.
DIN (Data In): Connect to the data output pin of the microcontroller (e.g., Arduino).
CS (Chip Select): Connect to a digital pin on the microcontroller that will be used to select the display.
CLK (Clock): Connect to the clock output pin of the microcontroller, which synchronizes data transmission.

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Specification

Overview

Power

Operating Voltage: 5V DC, commonly supplied by a regulated power source.
Current Requirements: draws around 200mA to 500mA depending on the number of LEDs lit.

Input and Output

Input: Accepts data and control signals from the microcontroller.
Output: Displays visual information through the array of LEDs.

Physical Characteristics

Display Matrix: Often 8×8 LEDs per module, but larger configurations are possible by linking multiple modules.
Dimensions: Compact, usually around 60mm x 60mm for a single 8×8 module.
Weight: Lightweight, making it suitable for portable projects.

Technical Specifications

Driver IC: MAX7219, which handles multiplexing and LED control.
Resolution: Standard 8×8 matrix per module.
Interface: SPI-like serial interface for communication with the microcontroller.

Additional Features

Brightness Control: Some modules come with a built-in brightness adjustment.
Daisy-Chaining: Allows connecting multiple modules to create a larger display without extra control lines.

How to Use

Wiring: Connect the module’s VCC and GND to the power source. Attach the DIN, CS, and CLK pins to the corresponding pins on the microcontroller.
Install Libraries: For Arduino, install the LedControl or MD_MAX72XX library to simplify programming and control.
Initialize Module: Use the library functions to initialize the MAX7219 and set up the display matrix.
Display Data: Send commands to the module to display text, numbers, or custom patterns. The library functions make it easy to manage and update the display content.
Program Content: Write code to update the display as needed. This might include scrolling text, changing patterns, or reacting to input.

The MAX7219 Dot LED Matrix Display Module offers a flexible and straightforward way to incorporate LED displays into projects. Its ease of use and ability to chain multiple modules together make it a popular choice for both beginners and advanced users.