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LED driver IC from Worldsemi

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I have a 24V LED strip with WS2811 chips data line. I hooked it up on an ESP32-C6 with a relay. I tested different ways of level shifting the 3V3 signal from the ESP: (A) Diodes and (B) Mosfet(s). Why ...
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I designed a circuit that converts the outputs of the WS2811 IC to drive MOSFETs. I'm using an IRLZ44N, but I want to use 12 channels, four WS2811 ICs. When I turn on all my LEDs and look at it, there ...
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I have a project with some led tubes which are currently daisy-chained together where half of the tubes are outputting the control line signal from the end to be continued on the next tube. This ...
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I am trying to read the voltage of the blue component of the RGB using a voltage divider and reading the analog input through another esp32. However when I try to read the voltage, the analog reading ...
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I am trying to read the voltage of the blue component of the RGB using a voltage divider and reading the analog input through another esp32. However when I try to read the voltage, the analog reading ...
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I am currently trying to control 300 WS2811 LEDs with an ESP8266. The software side of the project is fine. However, the LEDs towards the end of the strip are not receiving enough power (turning red ...
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I am working on a project that requires me to solder many WS2811 lights in series (with a ground, data and power wire). When wiring these up, I am concerned that once power is delivered to the light, ...
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I tried to control WS2811 LED strip with 12 V power line. After testing my ESP32 program I connect the strip with a ground and data cable. The power (12 V) was only connected to the strip. My ESP32 ...
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Has anyone used a WS2811 LED driver as a 3 bit shift register? It's an IC for connecting ordinary LEDs to make them addressable with same protocol as the popular WS2812b LEDs. I just realized I can ...
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The WS2811/2812 protocol is well-defined and hence the chip now seems to dominate addressable strip lighting products. People have managed to use SPI and UART to control it, and someone even did it ...
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I am in the process of designing a PCB with RGB LEDs. I wanna control them with NeoPixel. And it has to be supplied with 24 V. Right now for reference (see picture) I have a LED strip with segments of ...
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I'm trying to light up string lights that run off of 12v taking up 500mA. I'm using BC337 NPN transistor to turn individual string lights on/off where all of them are connected through a DC rail of ...
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I have SPI RGB led strip with three wires connection: – TX1818 driver (manufacturer says “it’s compatible with TM1812, UCS1903, SM16703, WS2811–2815”) – 12V, 9.3 W/m, 5060, 60/metre – 3600 pixels, 60 ...
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I'm trying to build a board capable of driving 12 V, single-channel, non-addressable strips with the WS2811 protocol for my project. In my case I want to be able to safely switch up to 5 A (but most ...
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Disclaimer: Not an EE, I just write code, so apologies if terms are wrong. Video demo of my issue here !!epilepsy warning!! My Setup I have several strands of ALITOVE ws2811 12v leds connected in ...
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