FJS23101BH Single Digit 7-Segment Red Led Display Common Anode 2.3 inch
A single-digit 7-segment red LED display with a common anode configuration and 2.3-inch digit height is designed for clear and high-visibility numeric displays. Its large size makes it ideal for applications requiring long-distance readability, such as industrial meters, digital signage, and scoreboard systems.
Features:
- Large 2.3-inch digit size for high visibility from a distance.
- Bright Red LED illumination ensures clear readability in various lighting conditions.
- Long lifespan and low power consumption make it energy-efficient.
- Fast response time with instant ON/OFF operation.
- Easy to interface with microcontrollers and logic circuits.
- Single-digit numeric display for clear numerical representation.
- Common Anode (CA) configuration, where all anode terminals are connected together.
- Red LED emission with a wavelength of ~630nm.
- Wide viewing angle for better readability.
- Robust and durable design for industrial and commercial use.
- Multiplexing support to reduce pin usage in multi-digit applications.
Specifications:
- Display Type: 7-Segments
- Part Number: FJS23101BH
- Configuration: Common Anode
- Number of Pins: 10 pin
- LED color: Red
- Number of Digits: one digit
- Digit Height: 2.3 inch (58 4mm)
- Wavelength: 630nm
- Operating Current: 10mA –20mA /segment
- Forward Voltage: 1.8V – 2.2V /segment
- Viewing Angle Wide: (~120%)
- Operating Temperature: 40°C to +85°C
- Compatibility: Microcontrollers, Logic Circuits, and Multiplexed Displays
Dimensions and Pin Configuration:
Applications:
- Industrial Meters (Voltage, Current, Temperature displays).
- Scoreboards and Timers (Sports, Countdown displays).
- Large Digital Clocks (Wall-mounted or outdoor clocks).
- Public Information Displays (Flight/train schedules, Queue systems).
- Home and Commercial Automation (Appliance status indicators).
- Elevator Floor Indicators (Large and clear floor number display).
- Retail Price Displays (Electronic pricing systems in stores).
