TPbit #01 Red-Green 2-Color LED (Medium Brightness)
TPbit #01 Red-Green 2-Color LED (Medium Brightness)
A red and green medium-brightness two-color LED block that lights up simultaneously to produce an orange color.
【CO-WORKS Original Block】 This is a red and green medium-brightness two-color LED block that lights up orange when both colors are illuminated simultaneously. It allows for significant savings in space and cost, making it ideal for those who want to control multiple colors of illumination. *Note: #00-3 is required for use; please combine it for operation.
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■Tibbit Name: Red and Green 2-Color LED (Medium Brightness) ■Block Number: TPbit #01 ■Overview: Two-color LED emitting red and green light ■Compatible Node Name: TPbit #01 ■Power Consumption: 5V, 40mA ■Combination: #00_3 ■LED Operation: Used in combination with #00_3. LINE A→LOW: Red LED lights up. LINE B→LOW: Green LED lights up. ■Explanation: It can express three colors of light: red, green, and orange, which can be controlled via Node-RED. If you want to control multiple colors of light, please use this. *Price Comparison - When using Tibbit blocks to emit three colors: #00-3 (¥250) × 3 units + #39 (¥400) × 3 units = ¥1,950 - When using TPbit #01 block to emit three colors: #00-3 (¥250) × 1 unit + TPbit #01 (¥900) × 1 unit = ¥1,150 → This results in a cost reduction of ¥800 and saves two block spaces.
Price information
¥900
Price range
P1
Delivery Time
P2
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Applications/Examples of results
It can be used in combination with the IoT edge and gateway device "Tibbo-Pi P4" currently on sale at CO-WORKS. For more details, please visit the official website.
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We solve your problems from zero to one. Co-Works creates various things and experiences with the "power of people." Leveraging the sensing technology developed through our dam control management systems, we assist our customers in various areas such as DX consulting, software development, hardware development, business planning, and information design. So, to put it simply, Co-Works could be described as a "company that creates things and experiences centered around IT."
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