Why would you want a power supply relay? Back to index page Digital LEDs are basically analog LEDs but each LED has a tiny controller inside of them. That means that even when you turn them off each LED will continue using a little bit of power (not the case for pure Analog LEDs like […]
QuinLED-Dig-Uno Soldering guide Back to index page Video guide is still for v2r5, images below have been updated to reflect v2r6! Please see revision history for changes If you are looking for the v2r5 soldering guide, click here To solder the QuinLED-Dig-Uno together I’ve made a video which takes you through all the steps involved. […]
Addressable Digital LEDs have little chips inside of them making it possible to control them individually even with lots of them on a strip. Initially made popular by the WS2812b (Neopixel) LED chips now a days there are lots of variants you can buy. They all share in common that instead of an LED strip […]
Analog LEDs are basically dumb LEDs, most often arranged on a flexible LED strip. You can get them in a single color such as white or up to RGB+CCT (dual white). Analog LEDs are generally the best choice if light quality is of importance (main lighting instead of additional/extra lighting). An-Penta pre-assembled fully available Advanced […]
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Default max 12v Compatible Back to index page This guide is for the Dig-Uno or Dig-Quad below version 3 (such as v2r5 or v2r6)! Version 3 adds native 24v compatibility! By default board revision up to and v2r6 are either 5v, or, 5v and 12v compatible. The same goes for the pre-assembled versions of these […]