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CockpitSquare overviewA green, two-line character LCD module with an IIC/I2C interface for displaying 16 characters per line. The product is described as usable in the A-10C Thunderbolt EW Countermeasures Panel and includes a 5V DC display module with a four-wire interface.A compact 0.36-inch common-cathode seven-segment LED display for showing numeric data in flight instrument panels, educational projects, DIY avionics, and simulator displays. It is offered in amber/yellow, green, red, and white variants.
Aircraft
A-10
Not specified
Aviation category
Military Aircraft
Universal / Generic
Compatibility & connections
Supported simulatorsNot specifiedNot specified
ConnectionsIIC/I2C interface: 4-wire interfaceNot specified
Software requirementsNot specifiedNot specified
Physical requirementsPower: 5V DCDisplay configuration: 0.36-inch common-cathode seven-segment LED display
Hardware compatibilityNot specifiedMicrocontrollers: Intended for integration with microcontrollers; no specific controller model stated
Simulator add-on compatibilityNot specifiedNot specified
Dimensions & details
Product dimensionsModule dimensions: 80mm x 35mm x 11mm Viewing area: 64.5mm x 16mmDimensions: 1 × 1 × 2 cm
Product weightNot specifiedWeight: 0.01 kg
Additional factual detailsDisplay format: 2 lines x 16 characters Backlight: Green backlight Controller: Built-in industry-standard HD44780-equivalent LCD controller LCD type: Character display Viewing characteristics: Wide viewing angle and high contrast Product code: 1602-GR-SET Dedicated application: Can be used with the A-10C Thunderbolt EW Countermeasures Panel Interface setup: Easy setup and connectionSKU: SB-EL-7SEGDIS-2 Available colors: Amber / Yellow, Green, Red, White Display type: Seven-segment numeric LED display Applications: Flight instrument panels, educational aids, DIY avionics projects, and simulation displays