Making APA102-2020 Breakout Boards

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  • Опубліковано 23 сер 2018
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 20

  • @KidCe.
    @KidCe. 5 років тому

    Very interesting video :) sometime i wanna try to do some small matrix board with these tiny 2020 packages :D Or some RGB-Strip-Sticks with ultra tiny space between the leds ^^
    But first ill have to check if im even able to solder these XD

  • @thenewtechguy8526
    @thenewtechguy8526 5 років тому

    Awesome tutorial. Couple of questions if I may. Whats the logic level of the Data Pin for the LEDs. 3.3V or 5V? Also could you change the frequency of the clock pin? What I mean by that. Is it possible? Final question are you supplying the power for the LED's with your board or do you use a external power source?

  • @jon_raymond
    @jon_raymond 5 років тому +5

    You can order a much more appropriate sized stenicl but selecting "custom size" from JLC PCB.

    • @spacehuhn
      @spacehuhn  5 років тому

      I should have paid more attention to the ordering page myself...
      On the other hand, it was more fun with cutting it and everything :D

    • @jon_raymond
      @jon_raymond 5 років тому +2

      spacehuhn I'm sure the person who made the stencil also had a pretty good laugh. (Insert "It's so tiny" gif)

    • @RealElaineee
      @RealElaineee 5 років тому

      hey bro, for more multi-size, multi-shaped boards, have a try PCBWay,

    • @HypherNet
      @HypherNet 4 роки тому

      @@spacehuhn Next time try panelizing them so you can stencil a whole bunch at once! Much, much easier.

  • @delta-game
    @delta-game 5 років тому +3

    You can get them to panelise the boards.... get at least 5x6 = 30 of those on one board... so you get 300 snap-off-able lil boards for your $2

    • @faultyinterface
      @faultyinterface 4 роки тому

      This is great advice for my upcoming project

  • @DownhillAllTheWay
    @DownhillAllTheWay 4 роки тому

    Can I ask you some questions about the LED chip please? I received 10 of them yesterday.
    1. Do they come on a strip? I have never seen one advertised. Have you?
    2. They have 8 pads on the underside. - the 6 user pads, and two others , marked A and B on my pad diagram below. What are A and B?
    1 : SDI A SDO : 6
    2 : CKI CKO : 5
    3: GND B VCC : 4
    The reason I ask is that I want to make a strip on a single-sided board, with one power rail above the chips and one below, and as VCC and GND are on the same end of the chip, I will have to take a trace underneath the chip, and it is likely to make contact with A or B. Are they connected to anything internal to the chip?
    3. What is the maximum data rate? The datasheet mentions an "oscillator frequency" min: 800kHz, Max : 1200kHz - but -"oscillator"? The only one I can think of is the PWM oscillator, but the user can't change it. If it is referring to the data rate, then I can't use the chips anyway at that throughput, but another user said that he got 40 MHz through the 5050's. Do you know what it is for the 2020's?

  • @h3x3r29
    @h3x3r29 5 років тому

    check in indian sites like ebay.in or flipkart, amazon.in cause it is cheap here

  • @jasongongNEWSTAR-LED
    @jasongongNEWSTAR-LED 5 років тому

    NS107S Pixel LED:
    PWM refresh rate >26kHz
    , Transfer speed is >30MHz.
    And NS107S is much better than APA102.
    NS107S-5050, $**/K
    NS107S-3535, $***/K
    NS107S-2020, $***/K.

  • @tablatronix
    @tablatronix 5 років тому +1

    I just got some, they are soooo tiny

    • @DownhillAllTheWay
      @DownhillAllTheWay 4 роки тому

      I just got some too - but a year after you got yours. Did you have any success?
      I just got 10 to play with, but my intention is to use 220 of them in a strip, with 1 LED every 2.5 mm. Did you manage to solder them?

  • @nthechocolatefactory372
    @nthechocolatefactory372 Рік тому

    Did you not need resistors

  • @djneon12
    @djneon12 5 років тому +2

    first :)

    • @spacehuhn
      @spacehuhn  5 років тому +2

      no

    • @djneon12
      @djneon12 5 років тому

      YES

    • @gsrcogsrandco1251
      @gsrcogsrandco1251 5 років тому

      @@spacehuhn good job roasting m8

    • @gsrcogsrandco1251
      @gsrcogsrandco1251 5 років тому +1

      @@spacehuhn bro I have a doubt
      Kindly read this I bought a nodemcu kit on Amazon
      °°
      "Preprogrammed with nodemcu firmware"""""
      10 Gpio, every gpio can be pwm, i2c, 1-wire, fcc certified wi-fi module, pcb antenna
      Usb-ttl included, plugandplay
      Exclusive tutorials for esp8266 - roboindia
      So they gave preprogrammed so does it come flashed?
      Ps I'm a nub at programming...
      Sry for shit english
      Due to google autocorrect