The TK02 at an angle: a black board with a gold-plated border, a small square white RGB LED near the top with GND and a plus sign printed beside it, three tiny resistors in a row below it, an R, G and B three-circle logo, two big mounting holes, RGB LED and COMMON CATHODE printed up the right-hand edge, and a right-angle six-pin header along the near edge.3D
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RGB LED

A red, a green and a blue LED in one 5 mm package, each with its own 1 kΩ resistor and its own pin, joined at a common cathode. Three PWM pins mix any colour, and the handbook works out why three equal numbers are not white.

Current
3.1mA red from 5 V, about
Resistors
1kΩ on each colour
LED
5× 5 mm, RGB, common cathode
Wires
4GND, RED, GREEN, BLUE

Turn it over, switch between on/off and colour mixing, and see that four holes need a wire: GND and one per colour. The two NC holes are connected to nothing.

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