QuinLED-Dig boards and using a relay and the vEXT function Back to article index Addressable LEDs use power even while off (not displaying light). To combat this idle power usage you can use a relay to cut off the power from the LEDs. This can be done on the DC side but large current make […]
QuinLED-An-Penta DIY Revision History Back to QuinLED-An-Penta-DIY index page To try and keep track of past revisions and the major changes between the versions here is a list of past releases and some of the things that have changed QuinLED-An-Penta DIY Version 1 Revision 1 2021-12 Initial beta release version Revision 2 2022-03-31 Full release […]
QuinLED-ESP32 Drivers Back to Index Page To use the QuinLED-ESP32 board with your PC or Mac you are going to need to install the driver for the onboard CH340 serial-to-USB chip! You can find the drivers for this chip in several locations: Onboard CH340C USB-to-serial chip Auto programming mode supported Driver here (Including updated driver […]
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QuinLED-ESP32 KiCad Files Back to Index Page If you want to use one of the QuinLED-ESP32 modules in one of your own projects you can use my custom KiCad files (available for KiCad 5 and KiCad 6) to easily integrate them. I don’t have any fancy 3D models or something like that but it does […]
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QuinLED-An-Deca Back to Analog LEDs section QuinLED-An-Deca is an ESP32 powered 10 Channel WiFi connected PWM LED dimmer. This main design goal for this board board was a lot of channels with a decent power handling. This board also accepts up to 50v input and output voltage making it suitable for a wide range of […]
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