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What other values does wireless DALI add to wired DALI?
Does it have to be DALI in a wireless network at all?
What is the wireless technology and topology you use?
How would this work with other wireless DALI systems?
color mixing algorithm
Driving 4 high power LEDs RGBW using a microcontroller (4-chnl PWMs) with a 4 channel built-in high-current driver.
I can use the PWMs for dimming and also to provide different flashing sequences for each channel separately.
But what about color mixing?
What is it...
mcu with tft
I am looking for a single chip solution which would integrate a 32-bit core microcontroller together with a TFT graphics controller.
Any ideas?
Assuming you are talking about High Power LEDs.
You would need 4 channels of PWMs to drive and dim the 4 LEDs R/G/B/W.
You would also need 4 channels of high current LED drivers.
NEC Electronics has just released a new microcontroller which has everything you need on-chip. And a low cost starter...
difference between spi and i2c
The difference is obvious.
SPI or CSI is a simple master/slave communication protocol.
I2C is a networking communication protocol with a multi-master support
I2C is a standard in terms of clock speed, addressing and commands, where SPI can be customized to a...
struct assignment
A well known method to make a code flexible and divide the project in to objects is to use pointers to functions in a struct and then initialize the struct with pointers to the functions you want to use.
typedef struct myStructType
{
void (*myFunc)(void);
}myStruct...
I am considering a microcontroller operating at 3.3V to control a number of I2C LCDs.
LCDs are normally supplied from 5V.
Is it possible to utilize the I2C bus in this case?
If I used a normal parallel port I would just put pull ups to 5V on every line in the bus.
How about I2C?
Alex...
That is what I mean, some applications do not require high resolution ADCs, but some of them are desperate. So which ones are desperate or desire for more then 10 bit?
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