NeoPixel Stick 8x5050 RGB LED with WS2812 Driver - 8-Bit LED Strip Module

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NeoPixel Stick 8x5050 RGB LED with WS2812 Driver

Chainable, Colorful, and Compact LED Strip Module

The NeoPixel Stick 8x5050 RGB LED is a sleek and smart LED solution packed with 8 vibrant RGB LEDs powered by the integrated WS2812 driver chip. With just one microcontroller pin, you can control all LEDs on the stick and even chain multiple sticks together to form beautiful lighting effects.

Features

  • 8x 5050 RGB LEDs with built-in WS2812 drivers
  • Individually addressable LEDs via single data line
  • Power requirement: 5V DC (operates between 4V–7V)
  • Chainable design for flexible strip arrangements
  • 18mA constant current drive per LED
  • Slim form factor with mounting holes
  • Requires real-time microcontroller: AVR, Arduino, PIC, etc.
  • Not compatible with: Linux-based or interpreted controllers

How It Works

Each LED on the stick contains an embedded WS2812 driver that allows for individual control using an 8-bit PWM system. All LEDs communicate over a single data line using a timing-specific protocol, ensuring precise control over brightness and color mixing.

Compatible Microcontrollers

  • AVR-based boards (e.g., Arduino Uno, Nano, Mega)
  • STM32, mbed, and some PIC microcontrollers
  • Not compatible with Raspberry Pi, Netduino, Basic Stamp
  • Requires 8MHz or faster processors

Technical Specifications

  • LED Type: 5050 RGB
  • Number of LEDs: 8
  • Driver: WS2812 (integrated)
  • Input Voltage: 5V DC (range: 4V–7V)
  • Control: 1-wire digital data input
  • Power Consumption: ~18mA per LED (max brightness)
  • Form Factor: Stick with mounting holes

FAQs

Can I chain multiple NeoPixel sticks together?

Yes, just connect the output of one stick to the input of the next to expand your LED setup.

What microcontroller do I need?

You'll need a real-time MCU like an AVR, Arduino, or PIC running at 8MHz or faster.

Do I need external resistors or capacitors?

No external choke resistors are needed. Just supply power and a control signal.

Can I control this with a Raspberry Pi?

Not directly. The timing protocol is too strict for Linux-based boards.

Package Includes

  • 1x NeoPixel Stick 8x5050 RGB LED with WS2812 Driver