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This is the NeoPixel NeoMatrix a large board with 64 WS2812 RGB LEDs arranged in an 8x8 matrix. Each LED is capable of drawing as much as 60mA (at peak brightness the matrix can draw just over 3.5 Amps at 5 Volts), this adds up so it is suggested to use a 5V 2A power supply. For most uses, you’ll se..

Forward Voltage (R/G/B): 2.0 / 3.2 / 3.1VForward Current: 20mAIntensity (R/G/B): 550 / 250 / 700 mcdCommon Cathode..

    Lens: 10mm Diameter / Frosted / Round    Emitting Color: RGB (Common Cathode)    Luminous Intensity: R:1000-2000mcd G:4000-5000mcd B:3000-4000mcd    Viewing Angle: 120 Degree    Forward Voltage / Current: R:2V-2.2V G:3V-3..

Size:5.0 X 5.0 (mm)Emitting Color: RGB (Red Green Blue)Luminous Intensity: R:500mcd G:1000mcd B:500mcdViewing Angle: 120 DegreeForward Voltage / Current: R:2V-2.2V G:3V-3.2V B:3V-3.2V | 20mA (each color)Polarity: Cathode (triangle Side)..

If you've got an Arduino-compatible board, with an ATmega328p chip  this shield will make usage a snap! A little light soldering to attach the headers, connector and terminal block and you're ready to rock. Plug it onto your microcontroller board, and you'll be able to attach any RGB matrix wit..

The WS2812B (or "NeoPixel") may look like a common 5050-sized (5x5mm) SMD LED, but there’s actually an integrated control circuit embedded inside there too. If you look really hard, you can see the tiny black chip hidden in there, along with minuscule gold wires connecting the chip to the LED. This ..