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TM1638 8-Bit Button Digital LED Display Module

TM1638 8-Bit Button Digital LED Display Module

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The TM1638 8-Bit Button Digital LED Display Module combines an 8-digit seven-segment LED display, 8 push buttons, and 8 individual LEDs on a single compact board. Powered by the TM1638...

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Vendor: OPPONIX
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The TM1638 8-Bit Button Digital LED Display Module combines an 8-digit seven-segment LED display, 8 push buttons, and 8 individual LEDs on a single compact board. Powered by the TM1638 controller IC, it enables display output, button input, and LED control using just three microcontroller signal pins, helping reduce GPIO usage in electronic projects. With adjustable display brightness and a simple three-wire serial interface, this module is suitable for Arduino, compatible microcontrollers, digital counters, timers, scoreboards, and custom control panels.

Key Features

  • Controller IC: TM1638

  • Display: 8-digit seven-segment LED display

  • Push Buttons: 8 tactile buttons

  • Indicator LEDs: 8 individual LEDs

  • Operating Voltage: Typically 5V DC

  • Communication Interface: 3-wire serial interface

  • Signal Pins: STB, CLK, DIO

  • Brightness Control: 8 adjustable levels

  • Display Type: Seven-segment LED with decimal points

  • Dimensions: Approximately 76 × 50 × 10mm

  • Compatibility: Arduino and other compatible microcontrollers

Applications

  • Arduino and microcontroller projects

  • Digital counters and timers

  • Electronic scoreboards

  • User interface and control panels

  • Numeric data display

  • DIY electronics and robotics

  • Educational electronics experiments

  • Embedded system prototyping