Adafruit 12-Channel 16-bit PWM LED Driver SPI TLC59711

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The 12-channel 16-bit PWM LED driver SPI TLC59711 from Adafruit is a high-precision electronic module specifically designed for controlling LEDs. With the ability to control 12 separate channels with 16-bit PWM output, this module offers one of the highest resolutions on the market. It is ideal for applications where precise control of LED brightness is required. The control is done via just two SPI pins, making integration into existing systems easier. The design is fully cascadeable, allowing multiple modules to be connected together for extended control. Each of the 12 outputs is constant current controlled, meaning that the brightness of the LEDs remains consistent regardless of fluctuations in the power supply. This module is not suitable for controlling servos, but focuses on optimal LED control.

  • 12 channels with 16-bit PWM output for precise LED control
  • Cascadeable design allows for the connection of multiple modules
  • Constant current outputs ensure uniform brightness
  • Easy control via just two SPI pins
  • Compatible with various digital microcontrollers.

Key specifications

Compatible hardware
Various

General information

Item number
5998685
Manufacturer
Adafruit
Category
Electronics modules
Manufacturer no.
ada-1455
Release date
11.8.2013

Compatibility

Compatible hardware
Various

Electronic module properties

Module type
Various

Voluntary climate contribution

CO₂ emissions
0.01 kg
Climate contribution
CHF 0.11

Package dimensions

Length
8.70 cm
Width
6.50 cm
Height
0.20 cm
Weight
4 g

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