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TM1637 DISPLAY module is used for displaying numbers. The module consists of four 7- segment displays working together. The module working is based on TM1637 IC present internally and hence the name TM1637 display.
TM1637 Pinout
| Pin Name | Description |
| VCC | Connected to power source. |
| GND | Connected to ground. |
| DIO | Data Input/output pin |
| CLK | Clock pin |
| Operation Voltage | 3.3V to 5.5V |
| Communication | 2 wire |
| Current Consumption | 80mA |
| Alpha-numeric | 4 digits |
| Luminance Levels | Eight adjustable |
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