Grove Chainable RGB LED - module with RGB LED

RGB LED strip controller with an infrared receiver. Enables remote control of multi-colored strips with diodes type 3528 and 5050 powered with voltage of 12 V using an IR remote control

RGB LED strip controller with WiFi communication. It enables remote control of multi-colored strips with diodes powered with voltage from 5V to 28V using a mobile application. SL-LC01

Single-color LED strip driver. It allows you to control strips with LEDs powered with voltage from 12 to 24 V using built-in buttons

Universal driver for DC and LED motors. It can work with a supply voltage from 5 V to 24 V and a load up to 10 A. DFRobot DRI0050

WiFi controller dedicated to LED strips based on addressed diodes, including the popular WS2812, WS2813 and WS2815. SP108E

Controller with 5 m RGB LED strip (10 LEDs per meter). The LEDs are mounted on a flexible white PCB. Communication is via the Grove interface. Seeed Studio 104020005

Module with RGB diode and P9813 controller. It is powered with the voltage of 5 V and controlled by the I2C interface (Grove). Seeed Studio 104030006

Module with LED driver. It can control LED strips with a length of 1 to 2 meters at a voltage of 9 V or from 1 to 5 meters at a voltage of 12 V. Seeed Studio 105020002

RGB LED strip driver module dedicated to Arduino boards. It can work with tapes with a supply voltage of up to 12 V and a current consumption of up to 3 A. DFRobot DFR0274

RGB LED driver module designed for QT Py and Xiao boards. It uses a 3.3V/5V voltage level converter and allows to control 30 Neopixel LEDs. Adafruit 5645

RGB LED driver module equipped with ATtiny1616 microcontroller and STEMMA QT connector. It uses a 3.3V/5V voltage level converter and allows you to control the popular Neopixel LEDs. Adafruit 5766

The PT4110E89E is an advanced step-up LED driver designed to power white LEDs in applications requiring stable current and high energy efficiency. It provides an output current of up to 1.5A at a supply voltage of up to 5.5V, making it an ideal solution for low input voltage LED lighting

This tiny microcontroller card connector plugs into your computer\'s USB port, allowing you to power and control your NeoPixel (SK6812, WS2812) or DotStar (AP102) LEDs without soldering or complicated wiring.

An educational kit that teaches the basics of electronics with an LED that changes colors in response to the lack of light. The kit includes all the necessary components, including a light sensor, a color LED, and a USB cable, and detailed instructions and teaching materials from Kitronik make assembly and introducing the topic of electronics into teaching easy. Kitronik 2184

A set of elements that allows you to build an economical lamp powered from a mains socket using a standard micro USB charger. In this version, a dedicated board is used, which makes the set more aesthetic and easier to assemble. Kitronik 2161

Compact ESP32 based board designed for lighting and WLED projects, offering WiFi, Bluetooth and efficient power supply via USB Type-C (up to 4A). It offers two LED outputs with logic level conversion, a built-in I2S microphone, STEMMA QT port, button, NeoPixel and additional GPIO pins. With support for multiple platforms (Arduino, MicroPython, CircuitPython, ESP-IDF), it is ideal for wearable devices and interactive projects. Adafruit 6160