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Summary In lesson 7 we will finish this Frankenstein drone setup by adding WS2812 Strip LEDs. At the end of lesson one you will have the “WS2812 LED” block colored green. Here is the architecture: Learning Objectives Have fun by adding another cool library – WS2812 Procedure Create a new project Add the IoT Expert […]
Summary One of my favorite readers, who also happens to be my bosses, bosses boss sent me an email the other day asking about the WS2812 LEDs. So, I sent him a link to my previous article about PSOC 6 and DMA and WS2812. He said, “That’s cool and everything… but do you have it […]
Summary At Electronica last fall my project included two strips of WS2812B LEDs. These LEDs were controlled by a PSoC 4 UDB component that my friend Mark Hastings built. Here is a link to his project called FunWithLEDs. That was cool and everything but I wanted to drive the LEDs from my PSoC 6. The […]
ENGINEERING FOR THE INTERNET OF THINGS Latest Posts LATEST POSTS Test Post September 8, 2020 / Yakob Dedi Read More Stupid Python Tricks: C-Structures using the ctypes Module (part 2) August 24, 2020 / Alan Hawse Summary A discussion of overriding __new__ and __init__ to simplify the creation Python cstruct.Structure objects. Creating a new Read […]
Summary Recently, I have been helping a reader sort out some code that makes strings of WS2812 LEDs work. Specifically, this code takes data from a frame buffer inside of the PSoC 6 and drives it out a SPI port via the MOSI pin. I have written about this a couple of times, but, the […]
