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CockpitSquare overviewA MAX7219-based electronic component for controlling LED seven-segment displays. It is intended for flight-simulation instrument projects and can drive multiple displays while reducing wiring and microcontroller pin requirements.A 330-ohm metal film resistor rated at 1/8 watt with ±1% tolerance. The product page states that it can be used with the seller’s Indicator PCB for LEDs using a 12V power input.
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Universal / Generic
Universal / Generic
Compatibility & connections
Supported simulatorsMicrosoft Flight Simulator: Generic MSFS support statedNot specified
ConnectionsOther: Serial interface; specific connector/interface type not statedNot specified
Software requirementsProgramming: Programming is required for the module installation/use described on the page Configuration files: Provided configuration files are mentioned for the plug-and-play versionNot specified
Physical requirementsMicrocontroller board: The module connects to a microcontroller boardNot specified
Hardware compatibilityMicrocontrollers: Arduino, PIC, and AVR are explicitly named as compatible examplesCompatible equipment: PCFlights Indicator PCB; suitable for LEDs with 12V power input
Simulator add-on compatibilityNot specifiedNot specified
Dimensions & details
Product dimensionsDimensions: 0,7 × 3,2 × 0,9 cmNot specified
Product weightWeight: 0,0017 kgNot specified
Additional factual detailsDisplay capacity: Can drive up to eight 7-segment displays or 64 individual LEDs Brightness control: Includes adjustable LED intensity/brightness control SKU: 5000023 Product type: Integrated circuit/display driver component Price: 1,75 € excluding taxResistance: 330 ohm Tolerance: ±1% Power rating: 1/8W (0.125W) Product code: RES-330R-1/8 Availability: The page displays both “In Stock” and an out-of-stock notification form; current availability is therefore inconsistent on the consulted page.