STEMMA QT NeoDriver - RGB NeoPixel LED driver

Compact board for controlling RGB and white LED strips, allowing easy connection without the need for soldering. With WS2811F and N-channel FETs, it supports up to 3A of current per channel, making it ideal for high-current LED strips, but does not support RGBW strips. Adafruit 5888

Module with RGB LED, adapted to operate with a voltage of 5 V. Ideal for applications such as decorative lighting, visual effects or microcontroller projects

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

A compact ESP32-based LED driver with WiFi and Bluetooth support, designed to work with WLED software. It allows you to control RGB lighting and animations, offers two 5V logic outputs, and a built-in I2S microphone that responds to sound. Power is provided via USB Type-C (5V/4A) with an automatic fuse, ensuring stable operation, and the Stemma QT I2C connector allows for easy connection of additional modules. Adafruit 6314

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

Compact and powerful ESP32-based LED controller offering Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, 5 V outputs for addressable LEDs, full support for WLED/xLights, and a wFL connector with an included external antenna for improved range and connection stability. Adafruit 6167

The HUB75 is a compact controller for controlling LED panels, designed for information boards and advertising displays. Equipped with an RP2350 microcontroller with WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity, it enables smooth display of animations and data downloaded from the internet. USB-C power allows for simultaneous powering of the board and connected LED arrays, while screw-type connectors ensure stable operation even with larger panels. Pimoroni PIM727

3-channel constant current LED driver module, RoHS

KAmodPCA9533 is a module with LED driver from NXP. The module allows you to control the brightness of 4 LEDs using programmable PWM signals (with a frequency from 0.591 Hz to 152 Hz). I2C interface. The board is equipped with a Pmod I2C standard connector and a KAMAMI connector

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

COM-13716

LED adapters that allow easy control of LEDs (dimming, flickering, pulsing) in Tiny FX based projects. They feature AVX 9276 connectors and built-in 33Ω resistors, eliminating the need for soldering and external components. Compact and durable, they are great for models, LEGO® scenes and light decorations. Pimoroni PIM751

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.

I2C LED driver chip has the ability to PWM each individual LED in a 16x9 grid. Adafruit 2946

A compact converter designed to drive LEDs in series and parallel circuits. The device generates voltages up to 40V and currents up to 400mA from a 3-5V supply, with the output current adjustable via mini DIP switches. The board features a built-in 1.2A switch, overvoltage protection, and PWM LED dimming. Adafruit 6354

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