WiPy - MicroPython WiFi...
The Raspberry Pi 3 - even faster than the Pi 2, 1 Giga of RAM, WiFi...
Assortment of BreadBoard wires Female-Female 300mm and 75 mm + Long...
Prototyping and e-learning platform for creating interactive objects or...
2 heat sinks + adhesive - high performance, for your Raspberry-Pi
Hall effect sensor - Sensitive to magnetic fields
Manufacturers
Multi-Camera module for Raspberry-Pi for 5MP, 8MP, 12MP Camera 4 CSI...
PYBD adaptateur board (Pyboard-D) Breakout of positions X & Y UEXT...
Grove inventor kit for Micro:Bit 10 Grove modules Adapter board...
PYBStick interface board for UniPi V1.1 (or UniPi Lite) Kit (to...
Female connector 2x20 pins Hammer (Contact made by insertion)
Solderless GPIO connector for Raspberry PI 2x20 Male + Female...
4 wheels Mecanum kit - Omnidirectional robot. 80mm 2x right wheels 2x...
Raspberry Pi's Starter Guide In ENGLISH 252 pages 4th Edition, Nov.2020
Raspberry Pi's Starter Guide In FRENCH 4th Edition, Nov.2020
Get started with MicroPython on Raspverry Pi Pico In ENGLISH Fixed version
Viewed products
Strand NeoPixels 20 LEDs 10cm picth
NEO-STRAND-10cm-20
ADA3631
This product is no longer in stock
Warning: Last items in stock!
Availability date:
Neopixel strand RGB LED - 20 LEDs - 10cm pitch
Recipient :
* Required fields
or Cancel
Attaching NeoPixel strips to your costume or decorative project can be a difficult as the flexible PCBs of NeoPixel strip can crack when bent too much. By using these stranded NeoPixel dots you can add little dots of color as desired! The pixels are very small, so you can easily embed them into any structure, costume or wearable project.
Each pixel is enclosed in a small plastic weatherproof enclosure. It is not recommended to use those pixels underwater but they can survive temporary for outdoor usage. The enclosure have little plastic hooks on the back so they can be tack-sewn in place.
Each strand has 20 pixels with a single NeoPixell with cabling connecting them (pixel are are 10cm apart).
NeoPixels are 5050-sized LEDs with an embedded microcontroller inside the LED. You can set the brightness of each R/G/B/W. Each LED acts like a shift register, reading incoming data on the input pins, and then shifting the previous data out on the output pin. By sending a long string of data, you can control an infinite number of LEDs. Each LED has a built-in PWM generator so you can set the brightness of each color and stop talking with the LED (the LED will continue to work alone).
These NeoPixel strands contains 20 LEDs. The red wire is +5V, the middle wire is data, and the other edge wire is ground. A small markings on the pixel indicates the input side (which should have a male connector, but if you're not sure, just try both ends)