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KE4008 Keyes DIY Electronic Brick Traffic Light Module

KE4008 Keyes DIY Electronic Brick Traffic Light Module

SKU:E51003-001

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Description

The Keyes 2021 new DIY electronic traffic light module is a high-quality module designed for electronics enthusiasts and educators. Made with environmentally friendly materials, it ensures safety and durability. The traffic light module features red, yellow, and green light effects and is suitable for traffic light simulation, electronic lessons, and DIY creative projects.

Features

  • Environmentally friendly materials : This module uses black environmentally friendly materials that meet modern safety standards and are suitable for various usage environments.
  • Three-color lighting : The module has built-in red, yellow and green LEDs to achieve different lighting effects, suitable for traffic light simulation.
  • Anti-reverse connection : Equipped with a 2.54mm red anti-reverse connection terminal to ensure the safety and reliability of the connection.
  • Compatibility : The module is compatible with multiple microcontroller control boards (such as Arduino, Raspberry Pi, etc.), making it easy to implement various projects.
  • Easy to install : Includes a 3-pin white reverse-insertion-proof connector cable, making the wiring process simple and easy even for beginners.
  • Mounting holes : The module is designed with two LEGO-compatible mounting holes with a diameter of 3mm, making it easy to mount the module on LEGO or other devices.

Specification

  • Model : KE4008
  • LED type : Red, yellow, green LEDs
  • Wire length : 200mm
  • Operating voltage : DC 3.3V - 5V
  • Interface type : 3-pin anti-reverse connector with a 2.54mm pitch
  • Positioning hole size : 3mm in diameter
  • Control signals : Digital signals (high and low levels)
  • Dimensions : 32mm x 23.5mm x 12mm
  • Power consumption : Approximately 20mA (when operating at 5V)

Working Principle

This traffic light module is based on digital signal control, and its working principle is as follows:

  • Power connection : The module is connected to the power supply through the GND and VCC ports. The operating voltage range is 3.3V to 5V to ensure that the LED works normally.
  • Signal control : The signal terminal (S) receives input signals from the controller to control the state of the red, yellow, and green LEDs. When the signal is high, the corresponding LED lights up; when the signal is low, the LED is off.
  • Connection configuration : The modular design allows for quick installation and removal, while red anti-reverse connection terminals and wires ensure safe connections and reduce the risk of incorrect connections.

Pin Definition

  • VCC : Connect to the positive terminal of the power supply to provide the voltage required by the module. Ensure the power supply is between 3.3V and 5V to avoid damage.
  • GND : Connects to the negative terminal of the power supply to ensure the module works properly and provides a stable reference power.
  • R (Red signal terminal) : Controls the state of the red LED; it lights up when the signal is high.
  • Y (Yellow signal terminal) : Controls the state of the yellow LED; it lights up when the signal is high.
  • G (Green Signal Terminal) : Controls the state of the green LED; it lights up when the signal is high.

Application Scenario

Keyes' new 2021 DIY electronic building block traffic light module is widely used in:

  • Education : Used for teaching and experiments on the principles of traffic lights, helping students understand the working principle of LEDs.
  • DIY Projects : Suitable for making traffic light models or other creative electronic projects.
  • Experiment : Used in experiments for lighting control and signal display, facilitating the understanding of various signal change effects.