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Q:
Could you give me the typical I(F) current of this RGB diode?
A:
I have double checked for you and the typical current for this LED is 20mA.
Answered by: Cullen Lewis
15-Sep-20
Q:
is this LED programable if so how would i program it.
i'm trying to make a lamp for an NEA and i'm planning to make it so the buyer would be able to program it
i'm trying to make a lamp for an NEA and i'm planning to make it so the buyer would be able to program it
Asked by: cameron phillips
A:
Hi Cameron, Yes you would need to use a microcontroller to turn the LED and set the colour. We use this RGB LED in our
Inventor's Kit for the BBC micro:bit, you would simply instruct the microcontroller to determine how bright each colour within the RGB LED is. For instance if you wanted solid Red, you would send a voltage through the leg connected to the Red section of the LED. For Yellow, you would send an equal voltage through both the Green and Red legs.
Inventor's Kit for the BBC micro:bit, you would simply instruct the microcontroller to determine how bright each colour within the RGB LED is. For instance if you wanted solid Red, you would send a voltage through the leg connected to the Red section of the LED. For Yellow, you would send an equal voltage through both the Green and Red legs.
Answered by: Michael Lockhart
28-Nov-18
Q:
Is there a PDF file on this product that gives connection details etc?
Asked by: Peter Francis
A:
I have spoken to people our side and we are adding an image to show the pins and how they connect to the LED.
Answered by: Cullen Lewis
21-Jun-17
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