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The ultimate LED strip power injection guide Back to article index One of the most popular topics with addressable LED strip is power injection (or sometimes also wrongly referred to as voltage injection). This is the practice of running extra wires next to your LED strip to add extra power injection points. Especially with 5v […]
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QuinLED-Dig-Uno Back to Addressable LEDs section The QuinLED-Dig-Uno is a Digital LED controller which uses an ESP32 to control Digitally Addressable LED strips but adds a lot of features in a very compact form factor such as screw input and output terminals, high board power handling, onboard fuse, reverse polarity protection circuit, level-shifters and more […]
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QuinLED-An-Penta Back to Analog LEDs section Fully released and available! 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 […]
WLED 0.12 What do I configure for QuinLED WLED 0.13.1 is already available too, functionality and configuration stays the same! WLED 0.12.0 was released today and with it comes full multi-channel LED strip support and in GUI configurable pinout! This makes it so that most users will never have to do a custom compile again […]
How to compile WLED yourself A lot of people have been asking how to compile WLED yourself, well, that’s exactly what we’re going to do in this livestream. I know it’s a bit long form content, but we go through it pretty quickly and within 30 minutes you should be building WLED from scratch. I […]