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SKU: AF-2328

Adafruit DotStar LED strips use 2-wire SPI instead of the single-wire protocol used by NeoPixels, allowing much faster data rates (up to 32 MHz) and a 20 KHz PWM refresh rate. This makes DotStars ideal for persistence-of-vision (POV) projects and smooth, flicker-free animations — especially at lo...

SKU: AF-3444

The Adafruit DotStar High Density 8×8 Grid packs 64 individually addressable RGB LEDs into a compact 25.4 mm × 25.4 mm (1" × 1") square. Each DotStar pixel features a built-in PWM driver and is controlled via a 2-wire SPI interface using just two digital I/O pins — data and clock. Each LED deliv...

SKU: AF-2435

The Adafruit DotStar APA102 Warm White LED Strip (30 LED/m, ~3000K) uses the same integrated DotStar driver as the RGB strips but with dedicated warm white phosphor LEDs. The result is an incredibly bright, consistent warm white light — far superior to mixing RGB to approximate white. Controlled...

SKU: AF-2433

The Adafruit DotStar APA102 Cool White LED Strip (60 LED/m, ~6000K) uses the same integrated DotStar driver as the RGB strips but with dedicated cool white phosphor LEDs. The result is an incredibly bright, consistent white light — far superior to mixing RGB to approximate white. Controlled via ...

SKU: AF-2436

The Adafruit DotStar APA102 Warm White LED Strip (60 LED/m, ~3000K) uses the same integrated DotStar driver as the RGB strips but with dedicated warm white phosphor LEDs. The result is an incredibly bright, consistent warm white light — far superior to mixing RGB to approximate white. Controlled...

SKU: AF-2434

The Adafruit DotStar APA102 Cool White LED Strip (144 LED/m, ~6000K) uses the same integrated DotStar driver as the RGB strips but with dedicated cool white phosphor LEDs. The result is an incredibly bright, consistent white light — far superior to mixing RGB to approximate white. Controlled via...

SKU: AF-2432

The Adafruit DotStar APA102 Cool White LED Strip (30 LED/m, ~6000K) uses the same integrated DotStar driver as the RGB strips but with dedicated cool white phosphor LEDs. The result is an incredibly bright, consistent white light — far superior to mixing RGB to approximate white. Controlled via ...

SKU: AF-2241

Adafruit DotStar LED strips use 2-wire SPI instead of the single-wire protocol used by NeoPixels, allowing much faster data rates (up to 32 MHz) and a 20 KHz PWM refresh rate. This makes DotStars ideal for persistence-of-vision (POV) projects and smooth, flicker-free animations — especially at lo...

SKU: AF-2240

The Adafruit DotStar Digital LED Strip (60 LED/m, white flex PCB) delivers superior performance over traditional NeoPixels with its 2-wire SPI interface. Push data at up to 32 MHz clock speed with no critical timing requirements, making it compatible with virtually any microcontroller or micropro...

SKU: AF-2239

The Adafruit DotStar Digital LED Strip (60 LED/m, black flex PCB) delivers superior performance over traditional NeoPixels with its 2-wire SPI interface. Push data at up to 32 MHz clock speed with no critical timing requirements, making it compatible with virtually any microcontroller or micropro...

SKU: AF-2242

The Adafruit DotStar Digital LED Strip (144 LED/m, white flex PCB) delivers superior performance over traditional NeoPixels with its 2-wire SPI interface. Push data at up to 32 MHz clock speed with no critical timing requirements, making it compatible with virtually any microcontroller or micropr...

SKU: AF-2238

The Adafruit DotStar Digital LED Strip (30 LED/m, white flex PCB) delivers superior performance over traditional NeoPixels with its 2-wire SPI interface. Push data at up to 32 MHz clock speed with no critical timing requirements, making it compatible with virtually any microcontroller or micropro...

SKU: AF-2329

The Adafruit DotStar Digital LED Strip (144 LED/m, white flex PCB) delivers superior performance over traditional NeoPixels with its 2-wire SPI interface. Push data at up to 32 MHz clock speed with no critical timing requirements, making it compatible with virtually any microcontroller or micropr...

SKU: AF-2237

The Adafruit DotStar Digital LED Strip (30 LED/m, black flex PCB) delivers superior performance over traditional NeoPixels with its 2-wire SPI interface. Push data at up to 32 MHz clock speed with no critical timing requirements, making it compatible with virtually any microcontroller or micropro...

SKU: AF-1004

These ingenious little clips make it easier than ever to use our analog RGB LED strips - no need to solder! The clips snap onto the ends of the LED strip and hold securely. They're not waterproof but you could cover them in heat-shrink to make them weatherproof.You get one piece of three differen...

SKU: AF-5953 · MPN: ADA5953

The Adafruit Pixel Trinkey is a tiny USB microcontroller board purpose-built for driving NeoPixel (WS2812, SK6812) and DotStar (APA102) addressable LEDs directly from your computer. It plugs into any USB-A port and provides screw terminal connections for solder-free wiring to your LED strips, rin...

SKU: AF-3587

These incredibly small surface-mount LEDs are an easy way to add a lot of very tiny (but bright!) colorful dots to your project. They're mini versions of our digital DotStart strips and matrices with full chainable 2-wire control. They are just mind-bogglingly small. They are a mere 2mm x...

SKU: AF-3341

These incredibly small surface-mount LEDs are an easy way to add a lot of very tiny (but bright!) colorful dots to your project. They're mini versions of the ones in our digital DotStart strips and matrices with full chainable 2-wire control. They are just mind-bogglingly small. They are ...

SKU: SF-COM-24838 · MPN: COM-24838

This APA102C, also known as DotStar, is a 5050-sized SMD addressable RGB LED for adding bright, colourful lighting to custom boards and compact projects.It has an integrated control circuit embedded inside the LED package, with the tiny controller chip and gold bond wires visible if you look clos...

SKU: AF-6358 · MPN: ADA6358

Build large, colourful HUB75 RGB LED matrix displays from a Raspberry Pi without the usual jumper-wire tangle. This Adafruit Bonnet plugs onto the 40-pin GPIO header and drives three parallel matrix strings using the active3 pinout, so it can handle roughly three times as many panels or pixels as...