7-Segment Display (WHITE) - Common Anode [0.56"] LT542 W : 5611BW

0.56" White 7-Segment Common Anode LED Display - LT542/5611BW

The 0.56-inch White 7-Segment Common Anode LED Display, model LT542/5611BW, provides numeric representation. It features high brightness for visibility across various lighting conditions. The display maintains low power consumption. Its common anode configuration supports integration with microcontrollers. This component is suitable for digital clocks, counters, and voltage displays. The design ensures performance. It delivers white numeric readouts.

Specifications:

• Display Type: 7-Segment LED Display
• Color: White
• Configuration: Common Anode
• Digit Size: 0.56 inches
• Part Number: 5611BW / LT542
• Operating Voltage: Typically 3.3V per segment
• Forward Current: 10mA – 20mA per segment
• Operating Temperature Range: -40°C to +85°C
• Package Type: Through-Hole (DIP)

Key features and benefits:

• Common Anode configuration for microcontroller interfacing.
• High brightness for visibility in various lighting conditions.
• Low power consumption.
• 0.56-inch digit size.
• Durable epoxy resin package.
• White LED segments for numeric readouts.

Applications:

• Digital clocks, timers, and stopwatches.
• Counters, frequency meters, and measurement displays.
• Voltage and current monitoring systems.
• Integration into home appliances and industrial control panels.
• Microcontroller-based development projects.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: What is the polarity of the 0.56" White 7-Segment Display?
A: This display is a Common Anode configuration. The common pin connects to the positive supply, and segments are activated by connecting them to ground.

Q: What is the operating voltage and current for each segment?
A: The typical operating voltage is 3.3V per segment, with a forward current of 10mA – 20mA per segment.

Q: What package type is the LT542/5611BW display?
A: The LT542/5611BW display uses a Through-Hole (DIP) package type.

Q: Can this display be used with 5V logic microcontrollers?
A: Yes, it can be used with 5V logic microcontrollers. Current-limiting resistors are required for each segment to ensure proper voltage and current levels.

Package Includes:

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