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Re: Neopixels & regulators
Hi *electroken*
I am the electrical mentor for 871. What IC are you using for the buck DC-DC? TIA |
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Re: Neopixels & regulators
The board in the photo is using a Texas Instruments TPS5420. That IC is good for 2A continuous, 3A peak.
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Re: Neopixels & regulators
The easiest (and for veteran teams, cheapest) way to get NeoPixels on your robot is to use an old regulator to power your LEDs and use the 5V bus from the RoboRIO to power your microcontroller.
Last year the Platypi used a Teensy and the i2c library to change the color of the LEDs based upon alliance color and game mode. Video of the robot in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_c...&v=HAiH8s1UKus Last edited by juchong : 20-01-2016 at 19:57. |
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