GMC24S88

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LED dot matrixes and clusters, including GMC24S88 display module, are one of the most popular display methods used in electronic devices. These display modules are typically used in industrial and commercial applications as well as consumer digital products. The GMC24S88 is a low power chip built specifically for digital displays. It is suitable for embedding into a variety of electronics, making it a great choice for product designers.

The GMC24S88 is a 16 segment, 8 common, dot matrix LED display module. The display module contains 24 pins that connect to the integrated circuit (IC) for communication and power supply. The GMC24S88 display module also contains a high contrast white-on-black objective lens that improves visibility and brightness of the display. The display module supports two 3x2 grids of 8x8 dot matrix LED cells.

The main application field of the GMC24S88 display module is different LED matrix arrays. Due to the wide usage of LED matrices and clusters, the GMC24S88 display module can be used in various types of digital devices such as watches, clocks, calculators, computer keyboards, and indicators.

The GMC24S88 display module is capable of working in ambient temperatures ranging from -40 °C to 85°C, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. The display module is also durable since it is built with surge protection that enables it to withstand power surges up to 1.6KV. In addition, the highly static-resistant IC is designed to protect the display module from static electric fields.

The GMC24S88 display module operates by scanning every row of the display module. This process is facilitated by the 3-bit shift register IC and the interrupt connection. The interrupt frequency is used to select the timing of the scan. The scan itself works by supplying current to each row or column in sequential order. Each row or column contains 8 LEDs, which are grouped into 8 independent LED drive pins.

The system is also capable of displaying three-dimensional objects. The GMC24S88 display module uses a 3-bit binary counter and LED driver array to enable a three-dimensional image display. The LED driver array enables the display module to create x-y coordinates, as well as depth. This is done using a combination of displaying 8 rows and 8 columns for every field, followed by a pattern feedback, and finally a positioning pulse.

By connecting the GMC24S88 display module to the power supply, the command register, the RAM memory and the input registers, the display module can show 1-4 bit characters in the dot-matrix format. These features make the GMC24S88 a useful display module for projects requiring LED dot matrix display and/or three-dimensional images.

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