Adafruit Matrix Portal S3 CircuitPython Powered Internet Display

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Adafruit Matrix Portal S3 CircuitPython Powered Internet Display

Name: Adafruit Matrix Portal S3 CircuitPython Powered Internet Display
Brand: Adafruit
SKU: AF5778
Price: 26.95 EUR
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SKU: AF5778

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Manufacturer information:

Adafruit Industries LLC
Varick St. 150
Unknown NY
New York, Vereinigte Staaten, 10013
[email protected]
https://eckstein-shop.de/Adafruit-Marken

Responsible person:

Eckstein GmbH
Am Ostbahnhof 3
Niedersachsen
Clausthal-Zellerfeld, Deutschland, 38678
[email protected]
https://eckstein-shop.de

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GTIN:	4060137086656
HAN:	5778
Category:	LEDs/Neopixel
Storage Tiers:	Tier3
Shipping weight:	0,03 kg
Item weight:	0,02 kg
Dimensions ( Length × Width × Height ):	6,36 × 4,43 × 2,00 cm

Product Description

Adafruit Matrix Portal S3 add-on for RGB Matrices, there's never been an easier way to create powerful Internet-connected LED displays.

You can plug directly into the back of any HUB-75 compatible display (all the ones we stock will work) from 16x32 up to 64x64 or use the stock 2x8 IDC cables to plug into the front. Use the included screws to attach the power cable to the power plugs with a common screwdriver, then power it with any USB C power supply. Chain dozens of displays for long stretches, or you can panelize them in a grid for bigger displays. For larger projects, power the matrices with a separate 5V power adapter.

Then code up your project in CircuitPython or Arduino, our Protomatter matrix library works great on the ESP32-S3 chipset, knowing that you've got the wiring and level shifting all handled. Here's what you get:

ESP32-S3 processor, 8 MB flash, 2 MB of SRAM, with full Arduino or CircuitPython support
WiFi and Bluetooth LE baked right in, full Arduino support. CircuitPython only supports WiFi at this time, not BLE on the S3 chip.
USB Type C connector for data and power connectivity
I2C STEMMA QT connector for plug-n-play use of any of our STEMMA QT devices or sensors can also be used with any Grove I2C devices using this adapter cable
JST 3-pin connector that also has analog input for quick connection with any JST PH 2.0mm pitch cable.
LIS3DH accelerometer for digital sand projects or detecting taps/orientation.
GPIO breakout strip - has reset, boot selection, TX debug output, and 6 GPIO including 4 analog inputs with PWM, SPI, or I2S support for adding other hardware.
Address E line jumper for use with 64x64 matrices (check your matrix to see which pin is used for address E, we default to pin 8
Two user interface buttons + one reset button
Indicator NeoPixel and red LED
Green power indicator LEDs for both 3V and 5V power
2x10 socket connector fits snugly into 2x8 HUB75 ports without worrying about 'off by one' errors
2x8 IDC plug connector works with standard cables that come with matrices.

The Matrix Portal uses an Espressif ESP32-S3 Wi-Fi+BLE chipset, and has dropped the SAMD51 from the original Matrix Portal due to silicon shortages. But turns out the S3 is really great at doing all the work of the original all on its own:

The S3 has a parallel output drive peripheral which means that controlling the matrix is done without bitbanging.
The S3 has two cores so one can be dedicated to WiFi networking or matrix control while the other runs your code.
With native USB, its easy to have it act like a keyboard, or mouse, or MIDI device and it also has plenty of I2C, SPI, I2S, UART and analog inputs.
Lots of memory: 8MB of Flash means plenty of space for code, files, GIFs and more. 2MB of PSRAM means you can read and parse a lot of IoT data and still have plenty of RAM for the matrix display buffers.
The only real thing missing from the original Matrix Portal is the S3 does not have an analog output DAC pin, we recommend an I2S amplifier for audio instead.

Comes with one fully programmed and assembled MatrixPortal, preprogrammed with a basic display demo for 32x64 LED matrices.

Does not come with an RGB Matrix (use any HUB75 compatible matrix) or a USB type C power supply!

Product Dimensions: 63.6mm x 44.3mm x 20.0mm / 2.5" x 1.7" x 0.8"
Product Weight: 18.6g / 0.7oz

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Manufacturer according to GPSR
Adafruit Industries LLC, Varick St. 150, 10013 New York, Unknown NY, Vereinigte Staaten, [email protected], https://eckstein-shop.de/Adafruit-Marken
Responsible person according to GPSR
Eckstein GmbH, Am Ostbahnhof 3, 38678 Clausthal-Zellerfeld, Niedersachsen, Deutschland, [email protected], https://eckstein-shop.de

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