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for custom programs and lighting effects using 12v RGB LED Light Strips
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i have been working on a way to control some 12v RGB LED Light Strips using an Arduino so i can make custom programs and lighting effects it is quite simple but you will need a few parts
follow the instructions in the picture then write to your output Pins to control the lights/devices Arduino Code
if you are only controlling small sections of strip or a few RGB Led Modules you could do something like this Arduino Knight Rider with 8 Blue 12v LED Modules |
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natcl # Nov. 9, 2010, 1:22 a.m.
Why not use an ULN2003 instead of those mini amps ? 25 cents vs 25 dollars... I use those here and it works great !usLEDsupply # Feb. 2, 2011, 4:18 a.m.
the ULN2003 only has a rated Output current of 500 mA per driver so you would be limited to a short section of strip where with the mini amp you can control up to 64 feet of RGB strip and it has built in opto-couplers to protect your Arduinoverysimplenick # Feb. 2, 2011, 7:51 p.m.
Hello, can you share fzp with parts? ("RGB Mini Amp", "Power Supply 4A", "RGB Flex Strip") or send it to vovanchig[(doggy)]gmail.comjohnnysoko # June 9, 2011, 1:56 a.m.
I would also like the parts files to use with Fritzing....RGB amp, RGB flex strip.