UCS7604 16bit 65536 high grayscale rgbw 4in1 pixel LED Strips dc24v two data cable
24V 60leds UCS7604 16-bit RGBW LED Strips Features:
Item Model: NSS-7604S60-24RGBW
LED Type: SMD5050
LED Quantity: 60Leds/M
IC Type: UCS7604
Wattage: 19.2W/M
Pixel/m: 10 Pixel/m
PCB Width: 12mm width, Flexible
Length/Reel: 5M/Reel
Working Voltage: DC24V
Package: 5m/reel
Light Color: 16-bit RGBW
IP Grade: IP20: Non-waterproof with 3M Adhesive tape
IP65: silicon glue waterproof with 3M Adhesive tape
IP67: silicon tube waterproof
IP68: silicon tube + fill up glue
PCB Color: White ,Black
Cut size: 100mm/cut
Working Temperature: -20 to 45 Degree
Warranty: 3 Years
Overview
UCS7604 allows connection of either one RGB or one RGBW LED per chip, and selection between RGB/RGBW is made available through digital configuration. It has a resolution of 16-bit, and the control circuit comes in a SOP10 package, allowing for more flexibility with LED choice.
Current Control
UCS7604 has the ability to digitally control the current of the connected LEDs. Use the 4-bit current control per color to lower the brightness without sacrificing resolution, and tune the current of individual colors, allowing for more accurate color mixing. This individual current control can be set when configuring your PixLite Mk3 controller.
Specifications
PixLite Mk1 |
× |
PixLite Mk2 |
× |
PixLite Mk3 |
√ |
Clock Type |
Data-Only |
Color Resolution |
16 Bits |
Built-in Gamma Correction |
× |
Current Control |
Per Color: 4 Bits |
Physical Package |
SOP10 |
RGB |
√ |
RBGW |
√ |
Input Voltage |
5V |
Output Pixel Voltage |
5 - 30V |
PWM Rate |
16,000Hz |
Suitable Camera |
Up to 533fps |
Data Transfer Rate |
800 or 1600 kbps |
Redundant Data Line |
√ |
Considerations for Use
Advantages
- 16 bits of data for each color makes dimming curves very smooth
- Very high PWM rate allows for filming these pixels with cameras up to 533fps
- Up to 30V, allowing for very long cable lengths
- Option for white LED allows for higher brightness and more color mixing options
Disadvantages
- Data-only restricts refresh rates to be limited by the speed of the protocol, which can be slow
