1.0 × 1.0 mm 4 pins top-emitting

TBA-C1010MB-J2I16

1010 · smd · Nationstar TBA-C1010 IC (16-bit, unnamed) · Nationstar

1-wire RGB 4.2–5.5 V active

Also sold as TBA-C1010MB-J2I16, Nationstar 1010 16-bit

At a glance

Colour
RGB16 bits per channel
Data
1-wiretimed pulses on one line
Supply
4.2–5.5 Vno backup data line
Size
1.0 × 1.0 × 0.8 mm4 pins · top
Max current
—2.3 mA per channel
PWM
4 kHzreset 80 µs
Library support
FastLED WLED Adafruit

Nationstar’s 1.0 mm 16-bit pixel: a driver-and-LED in one package with a 4.2-5.5 V supply, over-voltage protection and 3.3 V logic input. The part is not a drop-in for any 8-bit 1010 part: data words are 16 bits per colour (48 bits per pixel) with Code 0 = 320 ns high / 960 ns low and Code 1 = the reverse.

The sheet’s pin sequence (DI, VCC, GND, DO) goes down the left column then the right, not around the package, so a footprint taken from a ring-numbered 1010 would be wrong. The product design page draws DI top-left, VCC bottom-left, GND top-right, DO bottom-right.

Datasheets disagree (quiescent current 760 uA in the overview, 270/360 uA in the table; dual-path text with a single DI/DO) - see the protocol page. LCSC stock 0 on 2026-10-15, so the listing may be a stocked-out or discontinued SKU.

Variants

One row per orderable SKU. Everything not listed is inherited from the part above.

Order codeFaceLensWhite PinsSiliconStatusFirst seenDatasheet
TBA-C1010MB-J2I16 — — — 4 — active 2022-12-02 A
LCSC stock 0 on 2026-10-15.

Pinout

TBA-C1010MB-J2I16
TBA-C1010MB-J2I16 1010 package, top and side viewPin 1 is ringed. pin 1 DI (data in), pin 2 VCC (power), pin 3 GND (ground), pin 4 DO (data out).11 DIdata in22 VCCpower33 GNDground44 DOdata out1.0 mm1.0 mmtop view0.9 mmside view
  • Data
  • Power
  • Ground
  • Pin 1
  • Polarity bar

Outline and pin positions checked against the manufacturer datasheet (C22461778 TBA-C1010MB-J2I16 spec, PDF p4 (product design: front view, see-through view, schematic, reference pads) and p5 (pin table)). Not a ring: pins 1 and 2 run down the LEFT column (1 DI top, 2 VCC bottom), pins 3 and 4 down the RIGHT column (3 GND top, 4 DO bottom). The hatched bar between GND and DO is the sheet's polarity mark. Pad size and pitch from the see-through view's labels (0.3 mm pad, 0.33 mm gap); the reference land pattern is four 0.4 mm pads 0.3 mm apart. Approximate. What this means.

  1. 1 DI data in
  2. 2 VCC power
  3. 3 GND ground
  4. 4 DO data out

Protocol — Nationstar TBA-C1010 IC (16-bit, unnamed)

Timings shown from datasheet.

Nationstar TBA-C1010 IC (16-bit, unnamed) bit timingNationstar TBA-C1010 IC (16-bit, unnamed) bit timing: a zero bit is 320 nanoseconds high then 960 low; a one bit is 960 high then 320 low; reset 80 microseconds low1 · Bit encoding, to scaleDINhighlowbit 0 period 1280 nsbit 1 period 1280 nsT0H 320 nsT1H 960 nsT0L 960 nsT1L 320 ns"0" bit"1" bit02505007501000125015001750200022502500time, ns2 · One frame: 48 bits, most-significant bit firstDIN115011001010110010001510011010100110101150010110100101100bitch 1 · 16 bitsch 2 · 16 bitsch 3 · 16 bitsChannel order not recorded for this protocol · frame = 48 × ~1280 ns ≈ 61.4 µs · example data, first bits 1 0 1 …3 · RESET / latchlast bits of frame 1first bits of frame 2LEDs latch the data they receivedRESET: DIN low ≥ 80 µs (not to scale)4 · Cascade: each DOUT feeds the next DINMCULED 1DINDOUTLED 2DINDOUTLED NDINDOUTLED 1 keeps the first 48 bits, re-shapes the signal and sends the rest out on DOUT;LED 2 keeps the next 48, and so on. The last LED's DOUT is left unconnected.
T0H 320 / T0L 960 · T1H 960 / T1L 320 ns · period 1280 ns · reset 80 µs source: datasheet

Dating evidence

Nobody announces these parts, so this records what we can actually cite rather than a release date. Library support proves only that the part existed by that date.

  • 2022-12-02 datasheet revision Nationstar TBA-C1010MB-J2I16 specification, release date (发放日期) on the cover; version A ↗ day

Where to buy

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Same protocol or package first, then the same data scheme and colour channels.

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