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LED module dedicated to low-power lighting, ideal for desk lamps and creative lighting housings. Equipped with a screw connector, it is easy to power, and thanks to its compact dimensions and simple layout, it can be easily integrated into various projects, offering the possibility of connecting an additional switch. Kitronik 35172

Light ring with 24 single-color LEDs controlled by the I2C interface. The board can be powered with 5 V and consumes up to 5.5 mA per diode. Seeed Studio 104030013

32 x 64 RGB LED display module (2048 LEDs). Refresh rate 1:16. It has two IDC connectors, which allows you to connect multiple displays in series. SparkFun COM-14718

Module with two 5x7 LED matrix displays designed to work with the Raspberry Pi. It uses IS31FL3730 drivers and communicates via the I2C interface. Pimoroni PIM526

Matrix with 4 WS2812B RGB diodes controlled by a serial signal. The module can be powered with 5V, only one signal line is required for control

Module of four integrated 8x8 LED (color red) matrixes based on the MAX7219 controller. Module controlled by the SPI interface.

COB LED ring, made of aluminum PCB, emits cold white light (6000-6500k) at 12 V DC with a maximum current consumption of 1000 mA, offering a wide beam angle of 120 °

8x16 LED matrix equipped with colored LEDs and a driver. It is powered by 5 V and communicates via the I2C interface (Gravity connector). DFRobot DFR0522

COB LED ring, made of aluminum PCB, emits warm white light (2800-3000k) at 12 V DC with a maximum current consumption of 900 mA, offering a wide beam angle of 120 °

24 individually addressable RGB LEDs arranged in a closely spaced circle, controlled with a single digital output of a microcontroller. Adafruit 1586

COB LED ring, made of aluminum PCB, emits warm white light (2800-3000k) at 12 V DC with a maximum current consumption of 1000 mA, offering a wide beam angle of 120 °

Light ring with 40 RGB LEDs, type WS2812, controlled by a serial signal. The module can be powered by 5V, only one signal line is required to control it.

Adafruit 1463

Module with 10 addressable RGB LEDs APA102C. Each of the LEDs is independently controlled via the I2C interface, and the line address is modified, so that the modules can be connected with each other. SparkFun COM-18354

Module with 17x7 LED matrix display (119 LEDs) designed to work with the Raspberry Pi. It uses the IS31FL3731 driver and communicates via the I2C interface. Pimoroni PIM335

Linear LED strip consisting of 12 rectangular LEDs, independent and arranged one behind the other. It consists of 8 green and 4 red LEDs.