LTP-305 LED matrix (pair)
The Lite-On LTP-305 LED matrices have quite a heritage! They were first developed in 1971 by Texas Instruments, but subsequently have been manufactured by Lite-On.
They're available in two suitably retro colours - red or green - and each display has 5x7 pixels, plus a decimal point.
The matrices can be driven by our Micro Dot pHAT board, with up to 6 matrices in your choice of colours. Or drive them directly from a suitable microcontroller or matrix driver chip like the IS31FL3730 we use on Micro Dot pHAT.
3 customer reviews
7 months ago
I'm struggling with this sensor at the moment. Not sure if it's faulty. Three of the channels don't show analogue variability - either low or high. The channels are F4 - 515nm, FXL 600nm, and F7 690nm. Can someone at Pimoroni check that these channels do work, please.
by Tony about AS7343 14-Channel Multi-Spectral Sensor Breakout via REVIEWS.io
by Tony about 7 months ago
This is the only official break out for the AS7343! It is amazing, what is possible with it. Try it out!
by Matthias about AS7343 14-Channel Multi-Spectral Sensor Breakout via REVIEWS.io
by Matthias about 7 months ago
I haven't tested it yet, but the documentation looks good.
by Guido about AS7343 14-Channel Multi-Spectral Sensor Breakout via REVIEWS.io
by Guido about User photos
Out of stock – hopefully back soon!
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Red
COM0509Out of stock£5.10 -
Green
COM0510Out of stock£5.10
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