How to Wire and Use a 7 Segment Display

How to wire and use a 7 segment display

Materials:
Single-digit 7 segment display
breadboard
current limiting resistors
flats/jumper wires
9V battery

7 segment displays are used in various different clocks, temperature modules, and calculators, etc
A single-digit 7 segment display is comprised of 8 individual LEDs and a period under the digit. Each led shares one common cathode and one common anode. The common anode is the positive leg of the display, and the common cathode is the negative leg of the display.

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[greghefly]

What model of 7 segment display is that because I have a different looking 7 segment display

[loosetie]

You remind me of ben Eater, very cool tutorial

[rockyrocka]

Great video and good explain diagrams you smart cientific boy

[wafi]

Wow you so clever broo, good job😍😍😘😗😙😚🤗😀

[BlueRyan]

Who taught you all this?!
Your so good

[charlesklein]

the "7 segment display" needs a resistor! but what size? and the 7 segment comes in different sizes, so which size resistor for which size 7 segment do i use? certainly their are formulas but you need to know the size of the led to get the voltage and current and then you can figure out what resistor to use. but how do you do that? THE 7 seg come in size ranges from 1 inch to 5 inches i of the opinion that the 5 inch uses 12 volts but again what current! led are rated by their light are the 7 seg done that way each size has a rating?

[hills]

Thanks. Very helpful! Mind sharing some love?

[KREEZY.]

THIS IS SMARTNESS MY G SUBSCRIIBED LIKED THE VIDEO WIITH POST NOTIFACATIONS

[kolcha]

this is incorrect. you need resistor for each segment. Else you will have inconsistent brightness.

[thatonesmallchannel]

I saw ur comment and i know this is dumb and lame but can u shout me out im fine if u say no