LED Addressable, Specialty

This Product Selection Guide contains information to help select products in the LED Addressable, Specialty category on DigiKey.com

Addressable, specialty optoelectronics include surface mount and through-hole LEDS with unique capabilities such as flashing or color changing and may also include a built-in microcontroller for additional functionality and programming. Configurations include ring, disk, matrix, module, strip, segmented, and discrete. They are differentiated by color, controller type, utilized LED, and interface such as I2C, SPI, UART, PWM, and serial.


SelectionCharacteristics

Configuration: Indicates the form factor of the part.

Number of LEDs: Indicates the number of LED’s incorporated in a device (for composite devices) or the number of discrete devices in a package that is sold as one sales unit.

Color: Indicates the color(s) emitted from the LED.

Controller type: Identifies the integrated circuit in a device that provides control and communications functions.

Utilized LED: Indicates the type of LED used for the part.

Interface: Indication of which interface(s) or protocol(s) are used by the device to communicate with other components in the system.

Mounting Type: Indicates how the device is attached.

Size/Dimension: The physical dimensions of the device. Typically length X width.

ProductExamples

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MFR PART # IN-PI55TATPRPGPB
DIGI-KEY PART # 1830-1204-2-ND - Tape & Reel (TR)
MANUFACTURER Inolux
DESCRIPTION ADDRESS LED DISCRETE SERIAL RGB
DATASHEET Click Here

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MFR PART # COM-12999
DIGI-KEY PART # 1568-1214-ND
MANUFACTURER SparkFun Electronics
DESCRIPTION ADDRESS LED DISCR SERIAL RGB 5PC
DATASHEET Click Here

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MFR PART # 1643
DIGI-KEY PART # 1528-1102-ND
MANUFACTURER Adafruit Industries LLC
DESCRIPTION ADDRESS LED RING SERIAL RGB
DATASHEET Click Here

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