FYA-R220101ZX-4
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## Technical Overview: FYA-R220101ZX-4
The **FYA-R220101ZX-4** is a specific electronic component typically identified as a **Single Digit, 7-Segment LED Display**. Manufactured by companies like *FORYARD Optoelectronics*, this part is designed for numeric output in electronic circuits.
### 1. Key Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
| :--- | :--- |
| **Digit Height** | 2.20 Inches (55.80 mm) |
| **Type** | 7-Segment LED (Single Digit) |
| **Polarity** | Common Anode (typically) |
| **Emitted Color** | Super Bright Red (usually denoted by "R") |
| **Surface Color** | Black face with White segments |
| **Forward Voltage ($V_f$)** | ~1.8V to 2.2V per LED |
| **Operating Current** | 20mA (Recommended) |
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### 2. Physical Structure and Dimensions
This component is considered a "Large Format" display. Due to its size (2.2 inches), each segment is not powered by a single LED chip but rather multiple LED chips connected in series inside each segment.
* **Segment Count:** 7 segments (A-G) plus a Decimal Point (DP).
* **Pin Configuration:** Usually features a Dual-In-Line (DIP) pin arrangement for through-hole PCB mounting.
* **Size Impact:** Because segments are in series, the required driving voltage is higher than a standard small display (often requiring 8V-10V for the segments, while the DP remains ~2V).
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### 3. Pinout Logic (Common Anode)
In a **Common Anode** configuration, all the positive sides (Anodes) of the LEDs are tied together to a single pin. To light a specific segment, you must connect the corresponding Cathode pin to ground (GND) through a current-limiting resistor.
```text
A
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F | | B
-G-
E | | C
--- . DP
D
```
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### 4. Circuit Implementation Tips
* **Current Limiting:** Never connect this display directly to a power source. Use resistors to prevent burnout.
* **Driver ICs:** It is commonly used with ICs like the **74HC595** (Shift Register) or **MAX7219** (LED Driver) to save microcontroller pins.
* **Voltage Note:** Ensure your power supply can handle the forward voltage drop of the series LEDs in the 2.2" segments.
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What is the difference between Common Anode and Common Cathode versions of this display?
- ⤷ How do I calculate the resistor value for a 2.2 inch LED segment?
- ⤷ Can this display be driven directly by an Arduino or ESP32?