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SKU: AF-1613

A small 8×8 ultra-bright cool white LED matrix in a 30 × 30 mm (1.2″) package. With 64 LEDs, 16 pins (8 per side), and standard 2.54 mm (0.1″) pin spacing, it plugs directly into a breadboard with one row free on each side for wiring. Specifications Part Number – KWM-30881CWB Matrix Size – 8×...

SKU: AF-865

A red 4-digit 7-segment clock display with 0.56″ (14.2 mm) digit height. Each digit includes a decimal point, plus a centre colon for time-based displays. Bright at 18 mcd, these displays are easy to read and can be dimmed by reducing drive current to save power. This is a raw multiplexed common...

SKU: AF-1818

This 1.2″ 8×8 LED Matrix features 64 amber LEDs arranged in a square grid, perfect for building scrolling signs, simple animations, or small pixel displays. The compact package plugs directly into a breadboard with 0.1″ pin spacing — eight pins on each side. The matrix requires 1:8 multiplex dri...

SKU: SF-KIT-14189

The SparkFun Inventor’s Kit (SIK) is a great way to get started with programming and hardware interaction with the Arduino programming language. The SIK includes everything you need to complete 16 circuits that will teach you how to read sensors, display information on an LCD, drive motors, and m...

SKU: AF-455

A compact 8×8 red LED matrix (KWM-30881CVB) measuring 30.5 mm (1.2") per side. The ultra-bright red LEDs are arranged in a grid with 16 pins (8 per side) on standard 2.54 mm (0.1") pitch, allowing the display to plug directly into a breadboard with one row of pins on each side. The matrix requir...

SKU: SF-KIT-13154

The SparkFun Inventor’s Kit (SIK) is a great way to get started with programming and hardware interaction with the Arduino programming language. The SIK includes everything you need to complete 16 circuits that will teach you how to read sensors, display information on an LCD, drive motors, an...

SKU: EC-MCS02930M

This Adruino compatible motor Driver shield is a full-featured products that it can be used to drive 4 DC motor or two 4-wire stepper and two 5v servo. It drive the DC motor and stepper with the L293D,and it drive the servo with arduino pin9 and pin10. Features Be able to drive 4 DC motor and...

SKU: SF-WIG-13279

The SparkFun Large Digit Driver is a chainable controller board that solders directly to the back of 6.5" 7-segment LED displays. It uses the TPIC6C596 shift register IC to drive individual segments, making it easy to build multi-digit scoreboards, lap timers, and large-format numerical displays ...

SKU: AF-1814

A 10-segment LED bar graph display in pure green — a vivid, true green that's much closer to blue than typical "yellow green" LEDs. At just 1" (25mm) long, it's compact enough to plug directly into a breadboard while remaining clearly visible. The diffused rectangular lenses give a clean, even gl...

SKU: AF-1922

A 10-segment LED bar graph display in bright yellow. Similar to the amber version but a bit brighter with more yellow. At just 1" (25mm) long, it's compact enough to plug directly into a breadboard while remaining clearly visible. The diffused rectangular lenses give a clean, even glow across all...

SKU: AF-1872

This 8 MHz ceramic resonator is a breadboard-friendly oscillator with built-in load capacitors, making it a simple drop-in timing source for microcontrollers. With 0.5% accuracy, it's well suited for everyday electronics, UART baud-rate generation, and general microcontroller clocking. The 3-pin...

SKU: AF-1813

A 10-segment LED bar graph display in a warm amber colour. At just 1" (25mm) long, it's compact enough to plug directly into a breadboard while remaining clearly visible. The diffused rectangular lenses give a clean, even glow across all 10 segments. Each of the 10 LEDs has its own anode and cat...

SKU: AF-1816

A 10-segment LED bar graph display in white. At just 1" (25mm) long, it's compact enough to plug directly into a breadboard while remaining clearly visible. The diffused rectangular lenses give a clean, even glow across all 10 segments. Each of the 10 LEDs has its own anode and cathode across 20...

SKU: DF-FIT0188

A compact 10-segment LED bar graph in super bright red. Each segment is an individual LED housed together in a standard-size package, making it easy to drive from a microcontroller or shift register. Low power consumption and categorised luminous intensity make it suitable for both prototyping an...

SKU: AF-1082

Click click click - oh pardon me I was having fun clicking away on my mechanical decade counters. Each order comes with five individual counters. They're snap together so you can connect as many or as few as you'd like. Each one has two buttons - an up counter and down counter. Once you get to 9 ...

SKU: PR-PIM094

This is the lovely little 16 x 3 character LCD we use on Display-O-Tron.A super-slim alternative to the classic industrial character displays. This model has a transparent display allowing you to add your own back-light if you wish! High-contrast LCD display 3 x 16 characters (3.6mm character hei...

SKU: SF-PRT-08811

A 2" (50 mm) square double-sided perfboard with standard 0.1" (2.54 mm) hole spacing. Features 4-40 (3 mm) mounting holes in the corners for easy installation in enclosures or stacking multiple boards. Specifications Size – 2" × 2" (50 × 50 mm) Hole Spacing – 0.1" (2.54 mm) standard pitch Si...

SKU: SF-ROB-24052 · MPN: ROB-24052

Here is a simple, low-cost servo for all your mechatronic needs. This little guy is able to take in 6 volts and deliver 1.5kg/cm (at 6V). of maximum torque at 0.09 sec/60° (at 6V). This small servo comes with a standard 3 pin power and control cable, six arms and six screws. Note: This is the s...

SKU: AF-2343

These APA102C (DotStar) RGB LEDs feature an integrated driver chip inside each 5050 SMD package, giving you individually addressable 24-bit colour control (8 bits each for red, green, and blue). The same smart LED used in DotStar LED strips, now available as individual components for custom desig...

SKU: AF-453

When you need some help driving a lot of LEDs, the MAX7219 is the best friend you could hope for. Many of us know that if you want to control a lot of LEDs, you'll want to use multiplexing, a technique that lets you control 64 LEDs (say) with only 16 pins (8x8). The annoying thing about 'plexing ...