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This is a complete DIY guide going through all steps on how to build your own RGB LED Strip Driver that will be able to work together with Apple HomeKit. This will allow you to control the LED-strip ...

RGB LED lights are a great way to accent your home and add a little color, but color control usually has to be done from the light itself. If you want to control those colors over Wi-Fi, OpenPicus ...

For a one-meter, 60 LED strip of Neopixels such as the one I bought, Adafruit recommends a power supply that can produce a minimum of 1.2amps at 5V DC. As a safe buffer, a PSU that can output 3 ...

Inside the printed plastic ring are two adhesive RGB LED strips running on an ESP8266 that ultimately connects to an NTP time server.

Full schematic of the Plasma Stick 2040 W Pimoroni sells the Plasma Stick 2040 Stick W for $12.30 including the Raspberry Pi Pico W, but if you want to easily create a nice-looking project you may as ...

ANAVI Light pHAT is an expansion board best suited for Raspberry Pi Zero (W/WH) boards, but also working with any other Raspberry Pi boards with a 40-pin header, that can control a 12V RGB LED strip ...