I really like the upfront work of preparing each led. Makes soldering much easier and getting everything aligned. I think the next step in a project like this to expand it further would be to use shift registers and an external power supply, as you're pretty much at the limit of driving 64 leds from the arduino. I appreciate you explaining each step rather than almost all other videos which just show the build process.
I have recently competed constructing RGB cube following the schematic and circuits available on various YT channels. But at the time of testing I am stuck as I feel that the circuit diagram available on YT is incomplete I have followed the schematic of one "Electronic Demon" and puzzled while connecting VCC and Gnd wires to 25 shift resisters and aurdino Uno kindly help me in solving the issue
After start when all led blinks all led stops for 20 seconds then it continues for further program I mean it misses some middle arduino codes.... explain make solution reply
Sir I am trying to upload the code to my Arduino nano but while uploading it's showing microcontroller error can u please tell which microcontroller model to select for the uploading. ... Please
HE posted the source code in his description. You have 4 address lines, which denote each layer. Then you have data lines to each of the 16 leds on the layer. Just a matter of turning on the appropriate layer and led.
I'm swimming in Nanos haha been too busy with circuit level logic as of late. That and studying up on c++, I want to be a better coder and I'm sick of beginner languages. C was my favorite language in university a long long time ago as well and went well over a decade without writing a line of code. I've been liking esp32 boards and using arduino coding is leaving alot of performance on the table.
@@EEWave that's what I do too. Its hard not to with all the libraries out there. There's still lots of room for other I believe. Microcontrollers are getting more powerful by orders of magnitude and I want to take advantage of it. You can code man, you made an endless runner on a shitty 1602 display. Thats impressive
@larrybud well with arduino it's direct port manipulation by bit banging. I've learned alot since this forgotten about thread haha. All the and and ors haha. Ever read the datasheet for the mega. It's like 350 pages or something haha
I have two 4x4x4 LED cubes with Arduino Nano,one with blue LEDs and the other is with yellow LEDs, one of the cubes is working fine, but in the second LED cube [with yellow LEDs]a column which is connected to pin 0 is extremely dim. Both LED cubes are done according to your schematics. All layers are anode and all columns are cathode.any help ?
Different led colors require different voltages and if you have different manufacturers (even if they are the same color), you may need to change the resistor values to increase the current to those particular leds. You need to check the data sheet for each LED that you're using, and check the output from the arduino.
everything is great but on 8:40 you did not show how you are connecting .You showed only the finished work. It is very difficult to follow this step.Please don't skip the steps, people who know these steps they can skip these steps but for us to understand it is essential.Please take into consideration this as well.Thank you!
I checked carefully the diagram which was given and then everything became clear. Thank you! But right now after I solder everything , I tried to check with multimeter, but none of the LEDs light up.What can be wrong ?
@@EEWave To turn on 1 LED, current must flow from a pin to an LED , then to a resistor and then must go to the GROUND. I just can't understand how the current does not go to the GROUND.pls explain.
I really like the upfront work of preparing each led. Makes soldering much easier and getting everything aligned. I think the next step in a project like this to expand it further would be to use shift registers and an external power supply, as you're pretty much at the limit of driving 64 leds from the arduino. I appreciate you explaining each step rather than almost all other videos which just show the build process.
What a beautiful hand work of soldering! The LED lights are in 3D and sparkling. Well done! You are a genius!
Thank you so much 😀
Nice project!! Thanks for sharing and for all your trouble! Keep up the good work
Very well instruction and I don't have experience in electrical but manage to understand. my problem is layer how it connect to resistor?
You can invest your money and time on making this . It really works , i made this thing and its awesome . Thanks dude
What would you pay for this?
This is so neat and so clean. Better than the others I have seen. Thank you from South Africa....!!!
Which lybrery I use in this project?
I have recently competed constructing RGB cube following the schematic and circuits available on various YT channels. But at the time of testing I am stuck as I feel that the circuit diagram available on YT is incomplete I have followed the schematic of one "Electronic Demon" and puzzled while connecting VCC and Gnd wires to 25 shift resisters and aurdino Uno kindly help me in solving the issue
How if I use a power supply where I have connected it on PCB?
nice build bro very clean work
After start when all led blinks all led stops for 20 seconds then it continues for further program I mean it misses some middle arduino codes.... explain make solution reply
Will i be able to make 5x5x5 just like this?with arduino nano?
5x5x5 is not possible because Nano doesn't has enough pin. For 5x5x5, we need 30 pins. 25 pin for all LEDs and 5 pin for layers.
@@EEWave so i can use arduino uno right?
UNO also doesn't have that much pins. You need Mega.
@@EEWave ok thanks!
@@hruaizela_Sailo You might not have enough power coming from the arduino to do 125 leds...
9:15 where are the wires from the cube are connected
Is it to the resistors
How may effects are there
Sir I am trying to upload the code to my Arduino nano but while uploading it's showing microcontroller error can u please tell which microcontroller model to select for the uploading. ... Please
Rx column is not working in starting patterns (working afterwards). Plz help 🥺.
😍😍😍😍 trop cool, je suis abonné et je liké. Je peux avoir le programme stp
Sir, Make a led clock. that the time and date can be seen automatic using arduino . Its Ajanta led type
Can u pls explain the connections of the cube to the pcb and Arduino nano to the cube in more detail or you can give a circuit diagram of it 🙏🙏👍
HE posted the source code in his description. You have 4 address lines, which denote each layer. Then you have data lines to each of the 16 leds on the layer. Just a matter of turning on the appropriate layer and led.
Nice work!
Wow man. You used every pin
I'm swimming in Nanos haha been too busy with circuit level logic as of late. That and studying up on c++, I want to be a better coder and I'm sick of beginner languages. C was my favorite language in university a long long time ago as well and went well over a decade without writing a line of code. I've been liking esp32 boards and using arduino coding is leaving alot of performance on the table.
Haha.. I'm not that much good at programming. I can just read a program and can modify a little bit. 😁😁
@@EEWave that's what I do too. Its hard not to with all the libraries out there. There's still lots of room for other I believe. Microcontrollers are getting more powerful by orders of magnitude and I want to take advantage of it. You can code man, you made an endless runner on a shitty 1602 display. Thats impressive
@@jstro-hobbytech Write it in assembly!
@larrybud well with arduino it's direct port manipulation by bit banging. I've learned alot since this forgotten about thread haha. All the and and ors haha. Ever read the datasheet for the mega. It's like 350 pages or something haha
I want to create a effect but my code isn't working, can you help me?
Tell me what's happening I can help you
If there problem while uploading select old bootloader and upload the code
@user-pf9xs6lu3n I have a effect in instagram video , I want to create a effect like that, is there any way I can send you the video?
I have two 4x4x4 LED cubes with Arduino Nano,one with blue LEDs and the other is with yellow LEDs, one of the cubes is working fine, but in the second LED cube [with yellow LEDs]a column which is connected to pin 0 is extremely dim. Both LED cubes are done according to your schematics. All layers are anode and all columns are cathode.any help ?
Try another arduino?
Different led colors require different voltages and if you have different manufacturers (even if they are the same color), you may need to change the resistor values to increase the current to those particular leds. You need to check the data sheet for each LED that you're using, and check the output from the arduino.
Bro code fill in description is un able to open please provide a new one😢😢
ask for a picture of the circuit schematic bro
Can you please upload the circuit diagram
plan ?
Sir code wark nhi kar raha
where is the circuit diagram 🙄
everything is great
but on 8:40 you did not show how you are connecting .You showed only the finished work. It is very difficult to follow this step.Please don't skip the steps, people who know these steps they can skip these steps but for us to understand it is essential.Please take into consideration this as well.Thank you!
I checked carefully the diagram which was given and then everything became clear. Thank you!
But right now after I solder everything , I tried to check with multimeter, but none of the LEDs light up.What can be wrong ?
You did not show the GND, how do we connect GND ,Is it because my GND is not connected...
No LED pin is connected to the GND.
@@EEWave To turn on 1 LED, current must flow from a pin to an LED , then to a resistor and then must go to the GROUND. I just can't understand how the current does not go to the GROUND.pls explain.
it is multiplexing, therefore it does not use GND.
Sur code is not opening
plz make this code SIM800l +Arduino nano +OV7670 Camera live streaming web server
I'll upload.
Programme
Bro.code pls resend it