TheGodOfCodll All the grounds are connected( refer to datasheet to figure out which pin that is). And then power to each segment again depending on what you want displayed.... Hope this helps
@the god of codll there's two types of seven segment displays. Common anode and common cathode. in a common anode all of the anodes( positive) leads of the LEDS are connected together so all you need to do is provide power to one single pin( refer to datasheet to determine which pin that is) and then a ground to each segment depending on what you want it to display. It's the opposite in a common cathode (negative). You must provide a ground which again will be one single pin because all the g
please help. my 7 segment display is reverse i hook up power to one pin and wherever i hook up ground that segment lights how do i control this with lets say a microcontroller is this a certain kind of 7 segment display Thanks
TheGodOfCodll All the grounds are connected( refer to datasheet to figure out which pin that is). And then power to each segment again depending on what you want displayed.... Hope this helps
THEBEAST9100 1 week ago
@the god of codll there's two types of seven segment displays. Common anode and common cathode. in a common anode all of the anodes( positive) leads of the LEDS are connected together so all you need to do is provide power to one single pin( refer to datasheet to determine which pin that is) and then a ground to each segment depending on what you want it to display. It's the opposite in a common cathode (negative). You must provide a ground which again will be one single pin because all the g
THEBEAST9100 1 week ago
please help. my 7 segment display is reverse i hook up power to one pin and wherever i hook up ground that segment lights how do i control this with lets say a microcontroller is this a certain kind of 7 segment display Thanks
TheGodOfCodll 3 weeks ago
why the resistor?
itspennysboat 2 months ago
@happyapple7
dude, it's just the switch on some of those dual double-A batt. holders
ther's no power supply
utubeshighlites 11 months ago
That's a good way to test if the lights turn on. What's with the power supply?. a LM7805 perhaps?
happyapple7 1 year ago
No shit sherlock! how fukin hard is that!
toy741life 1 year ago
thanx man
but your video so short!
becooool010 1 year ago