So that's 1 shift-register per color (each handles 8 LED's) and how many pins off the microcontroller?? 1 for clock, 1 for...hold? and I guess 1 for each shift-register?? I'm just curious. Thanks for any info you can send my way. -Joe
If no PMW going on... three pins and 74HC595 in series ..... DATA, CLOCK, LATCH. Just shift in 24 bits.
Also could do it with five... DATA Red, DATA Green, DATA Blue, CLOCK and LATCH in parallel to the shift registers. This would take less clocks to shift in the RGB data.
i see you are not using any transistors to current control the LEDs... were your shift registers able to output enough current to power them? or did you buy high-power shift registers?
So that's 1 shift-register per color (each handles 8 LED's) and how many pins off the microcontroller?? 1 for clock, 1 for...hold? and I guess 1 for each shift-register?? I'm just curious. Thanks for any info you can send my way. -Joe
joebro391 1 year ago
@joebro391
Just guessing:
If no PMW going on... three pins and 74HC595 in series ..... DATA, CLOCK, LATCH. Just shift in 24 bits.
Also could do it with five... DATA Red, DATA Green, DATA Blue, CLOCK and LATCH in parallel to the shift registers. This would take less clocks to shift in the RGB data.
nexusone1984 7 months ago
Good job. Any chance I could get the schematic please?
orbiter8 1 year ago
WOAH !
Awesome work !
mavamaarten 3 years ago
Can you send me the schematic? That was great!
WhitePoison86 3 years ago
very good!!!+5
scof94 3 years ago
hey there. what is a simple way to make one of these? im not very experienced in electronics but i REALLY want to learn
conor1148 3 years ago
wow, where do you find the schematics or do you make them youreself?
bogyb666 4 years ago
LOOKS GOOD, how is it lookin now??
synthius 4 years ago
i see you are not using any transistors to current control the LEDs... were your shift registers able to output enough current to power them? or did you buy high-power shift registers?
oehrlein49 5 years ago