Add scrolling text and dynamic visuals to your project with the MAX7219 Dot Matrix LED Display Module, a compact 8x8 driver board that controls 64 individual LEDs using just three I/O pins. The module centers on the reliable MAX7219 driver, which manages multiplexing and consistent brightness over a serial SPI-compatible interface (DIN, CLK, CS), leaving your microcontroller free for other tasks. The bright red 8x8 dot matrix is well suited for alphanumeric characters, symbols and simple animations for clocks, message signs or counters, and multiple units can be daisy-chained to create longer displays. Compatible with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP8266 and PIC platforms and supported by common libraries, the package also includes a 5-pin female-to-female jumper for quick hookup.
Add scrolling text and dynamic visuals to your project with the MAX7219 Dot Matrix LED Display Module, a compact 8x8 driver board that controls 64 individual LEDs using just three I/O pins. The module centers on the reliable MAX7219 driver, which manages multiplexing and consistent brightness over a serial SPI-compatible interface (DIN, CLK, CS), leaving your microcontroller free for other tasks. The bright red 8x8 dot matrix is well suited for alphanumeric characters, symbols and simple animations for clocks, message signs or counters, and multiple units can be daisy-chained to create longer displays. Compatible with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP8266 and PIC platforms and supported by common libraries, the package also includes a 5-pin female-to-female jumper for quick hookup.
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Add scrolling text and dynamic visuals to your project with the MAX7219 Dot Matrix LED Display Module, a compact 8x8 driver board that controls 64 individual LEDs using just three I/O pins. The module centers on the reliable MAX7219 driver, which manages multiplexing and consistent brightness over a serial SPI-compatible interface (DIN, CLK, CS), leaving your microcontroller free for other tasks. The bright red 8x8 dot matrix is well suited for alphanumeric characters, symbols and simple animations for clocks, message signs or counters, and multiple units can be daisy-chained to create longer displays. Compatible with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP8266 and PIC platforms and supported by common libraries, the package also includes a 5-pin female-to-female jumper for quick hookup.
