QuinLED-An-Penta Back to Analog LEDs section DIY version renamed to QuinLED-An-Penta-DIY! Also visit the new dedicated website: https://an-penta.info ! “Analog” PWM LED dimmers The QuinLED-An-Penta line-up is a line of “analog” PWM LED dimmers. The main target of these dimmers is to either use them standalone using the WLED software or natively integrated into Home […]
QuinLED-An-Penta Specifications Back to QuinLED-An-Penta-DIY index page The QuinLED-An-Penta is an Analog LED dimmer/controller board which uses an ESP32 and PWM to control 5 LED channels. It’s built with high power handling for total and per channel in mind and does everything “the right way” including 12v MOSFET gate drivers, 2x replaceable fuses, handling up […]
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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QuinLED-Deca-Plus Pinout Guide Wiring Guide Wiring LED strip seems simple but becomes more complex the longer the length becomes. Before we talk wiring though, take a look at my article about 12v vs 24v LED strip. In the following diagrams I will be talking about 24v LED strip only, when using 12v take into account […]
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QuinLED-Deca-Plus Hardware guide I’ve decided to slightly redesign this project (mostly PCB, not components), hoping for completion somewhere Q3-Q4 2020 For information about the different revisions, please see the QuinLED-Deca-Plus Revision history If you are looking for information about the board and it’s capabilities, please take a look over here first To build the QuinLED-Deca-Plus […]
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