MrMikey83
New Member
OK. I was shopping for LED's yesterday and came accross some RGB LED's that cost about the same as the normal one color LED's I was going to buy.
They have 4 pins and are 5mm wide. They have a millicandella rating of 2000 i believe.
I plan on having each LED able to change to any color. The two displays and the inner clock hands will be tied together so that they are all the same color red green blue and anything in between. The other 'border' LED's will be freely changeable.
I tried building the circuit for the LED's in Circuitmaker and it wouldn't work right. The transistors are meant to work in Analog mode instead of digital, but when I try and run analog mode I can't flip the switches to test the circuit.
Does anyone have a better circuit program?
I'll try and post a schematic of my LED setup....the way it is now, it uses all the rest of my microcontroller outputs (29)
~Mike
They have 4 pins and are 5mm wide. They have a millicandella rating of 2000 i believe.
I plan on having each LED able to change to any color. The two displays and the inner clock hands will be tied together so that they are all the same color red green blue and anything in between. The other 'border' LED's will be freely changeable.
I tried building the circuit for the LED's in Circuitmaker and it wouldn't work right. The transistors are meant to work in Analog mode instead of digital, but when I try and run analog mode I can't flip the switches to test the circuit.
Does anyone have a better circuit program?
I'll try and post a schematic of my LED setup....the way it is now, it uses all the rest of my microcontroller outputs (29)
~Mike