Make any ARGB light-strip talk to Corsair iCUE—without spending €50 on a real Lighting Node Pro!
In this tutorial we will use a LED connected to Arduino UNO and Visuino to make dim the LED using Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) and Ramps
A quick retooling of a toy rocket turned into an availability indicator using an RGB LED, a Digispark ATtiny85 USB, and a potentiometer.
Programmed hotkeys for Basic Windows, Kicad-PCB and Kicad-Schematic
A PCB setup with serotonin graphics and a NeoPixel LED that glows red on weekdays and green on weekends.
An enlarged and updated version of the previously created Snake Game Console project
Thank you JLCPCB for making this project a success. This project uses 8 MCP23017 which can provide 128 inputs or outputs.
When I study under lamp I wish that the lamp could switch on itself as I switch off the room lights. same I have tried to do in my project.
Hi everyone! Welcome to my latest project: a modular, plug-in LED lighting system that is as fun as it is functional!
A WIFI connected Wemos d1 mini battery powered pick to light device using ws2812b R.G.B addressable lights. JSON is used as the protocol
I learned how to use the most basic LED method in the first hour of learning Arduino.
This is just a quick bit of fun, grabbing a few parts that most hackers will have to hand and putting a bit of Christmas magic into a hack.
Physically control an RGB LED by making Electric Paint potentiometers.
Follow these instructions to learn about efficient STM32 ADC modes, leveraging external triggers for precise sampling.
Make an Arduino led blink every second.
Did you ever want to have a nice LED blink off and on while OpenCV recorded video from your WebCam?
A simple blink code for 89C51 microcontroller.
Let's design a scale model of a steamboat, one of those that plied the Mississippi in 1800, entirely functional and managed through Arduino.
Want to control lights with your phone? It's absolutely possible with the magic of Google Assistant and BOLT IoT!!
Security Is Not A Product But A Process
The finished product is a Morse code machine (of sorts).
Thank you JLCPCB for sponsoring this project. Please order your PCB at jlcpcb.com/RAT
Kick your spooky decorations up a notch with some LEDs and Arduino
This project brings the classic Snake game to life using the XIAO ESP32-S3 and a MAX7219 4-in-1 8x8 LED Matrix (32x8 pixels).
