6300D1/5

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LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes) are common components in circuit boards and indicator arrays, used as a visual indication of system operation. The 6300D1/5 is a popular LED designed as a Light Bar, with four distinct sections plus two additional sections of varying colors.

Applications of the 6300D1/5

The 6300D1/5 is commonly used in a variety of industrial, consumer, and commercial applications. Its bar graph design allows it to be used in visual displays, audio systems, LED indicator arrays, pattern recognition systems, and various other uses requiring a visual indication. Additionally, due to its low power consumption, the 6300D1/5 is suitable for applications where power efficiency is important.

Working Principle of the 6300D1/5

The 6300D1/5 has four distinct sections; individual color LEDs, which are selectable and can be individually addressed. When a single color is selected, the LED’s five active segments and the two additional sections remain lit, while the remainder of the LED’s segments remain dark. By changing the address lines, any combination of the LED’s individual colors may be obtained, allowing the user to create a custom bar graph.

The two additional sections of the 6300D1/5 additionally change color depending on the voltage applied, allowing the user to generate a custom color bar graph with varying strengths of each color. By adjusting the supply voltage, the color and intensity of the LED can be varied, allowing the user to further customize the display.

Conclusion

The 6300D1/5 is a casual and efficient LED indicator array and can be used in a variety of applications requiring a visual indicator. It is capable of displaying custom bar graphs with varying color combinations, intensity levels, and supply voltages. This flexibility makes the 6300D1/5 an ideal choice for projects requiring a reliable, efficient, and custom-configurable LED indicator array.

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