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// Arduino Tutorial 64 - Basic Counter #include <Arduino.h> #include <TM1637Display.h>

If you have ever tried to use a raw, non-multiplexed 4-digit display, you know the pain. It requires roughly 12 to 16 digital pins and a handful of transistors or shift registers to manage the scanning. It is a headache for beginners and experts alike. arduino tutorial 64

A typical 2-digit 7-segment display has 18 pins: // Arduino Tutorial 64 - Basic Counter #include &lt;Arduino

Because each digit is active only 50% of the time, you may need to increase current slightly—but resistors prevent damage. non-multiplexed 4-digit display

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