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Monday, May 3, 2010
7-Segment LED Shift Register detail
While building another 7-Segment LED display for a project I took some photos. I've been asked by some for more detail on how those things are build and chained together. This is the same style display I used in the Game of Life display from an earlier post. These modules are assembled each with a 74HC595 shift register glued to the back "dead bug" style. Each segment is driven by a output bit thru a resistor. It makes for a very simple static (no scanning or multiplexing) display and very simply programming in the microprocessor. I really have to make a circuit board for this! Displays by the inch anyone?
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