SA56-11GWA

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The SA56-11GWA is an LED character and numeric display module that can be used in a variety of applications and environments. This display module stands out from other LED displays due to its high brightness, wide viewing angle, low current consumption, and wide temperature range, making it suitable for a variety of commercial, industrial, and consumer applications.

The SA56-11GWA is a 14-character x 2-line rectangular liquid crystal display module with 4 red LEDs(Light Emitting Diodes) and 10 green LEDs. It provides a 14-character x 2-line display area with a 5x7 dot matrix character font that supports English characters, numbers, and other symbols. It operates on a power supply voltage range of 4.5~5.5VDC and it has a maximum current consumption of only 20mA.

The SA56-11GWA is typically used in applications such as industrial controllers and kiosk systems, timers, meters, remote controls, and medical equipment. Its wide viewing angle and high brightness make it, and its applications, highly visible. Its wide operating temperature range, from -40℃ to +85℃, means it can be deployed in a number of different environments.

The working principle of the SA56-11GWA is based on the liquid crystal display (LCD) technology. LCDs are created by placing a layer of liquid crystal material between two plates. When an electric current is applied to the LCD, its molecules rearrange themselves and the LCDs display can be changed. When the voltage is reversed, the molecules rearrange again and the display is restored to its original state.

The SA56-11GWA is ideal for applications requiring LED displays with a wide viewing angle, high brightness, low current consumption, and wide temperature range. This display module\'s features make it one of the most popular LED character and numeric display modules in the market today.

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