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January 29, 2007

LED Matrix Information

at 4:19 am. Filed under DIY Hacks, Electronic Hacks

If you want to play with some LED matrix displays Nuxie1 has written a guide to help you get started.

“An LED Matrix is an array of LED’s with the anode or positive terminal of each row connected together, and the cathode or negative terminal of each column connected together. Or the anode can be connected to a column, and cathode connected to a row.

Using just a microcontroller with a 5×5 display would require 10 available output pins on the microcontroller. Also, the output pins would have to be capable of sourcing and sinking the required current to drive it. As a worst case scenario with all LED’s on and drawing 5mA, the microcontroller would have to source 25mA in total (since only one row or column would be on at one time).”


 

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3 Responses to “LED Matrix Information”

  1. alireza Says:

    hello my friend.i want character designer software and a schematic circuits of a message board with micro 89c51 or atmeg32 and used programs
    please sent for me .very very thank you.by

  2. Alan Parekh Says:

    Hi Alireza,

    Click on the link for more details.

  3. iwan syarifudin Says:

    can you share me the circuit and program ?

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