QuinLED-dig2analog Suggested configuration in WLED Back to index page To configure the dig2analog in WLED you set the following details on your Dig-Uno, Dig-Quad or Dig-Octa digitally addressable controller. * The dig2analog expects a 5v data signal, a direct 3.3v signal from an ESP32 board might or might not work WLED – LED preferences It’s […]
QuinLED dig2analog Power Handling Back to index page The dig2analog is designed towards using lots of boards with a smal LED strips connected to each of them. With that said however it’s still quite capable with a max output of 3A by default and upgradable to 6A by the end user (read more about that […]
QuinLED dig2analog specifications Back to index page The dig2analog is based on the WorldSemi WS2814F chip. This chip is used to “extract” the data for a single LED/Pixel and the board converts it to a PWM output able to drive 12v or 24v LED strips up to RGBW. The onboard circuitry has been carefully tuned […]
QuinLED dig2analog Back to Addressable LEDs section 2023-11-21 Boards are available for purchase! The dig2analog is based on the WorldSemi WS2814F chip. This chip is used to “extract” the data for a single digital LED/Pixel and the board converts it to a PWM output able to drive Dumb/Analog 12v or 24v LED strips with PWM […]
How to dim an LED! Why is PWM used to dim and LED and what does it actually do? Let’s find out in this article! It will help you understand better why some things are as they are and we need good quality PWM dimmers to control our LED lighting. A bit of history Incandescent […]
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