RGB microcube - 9mm side

Name: RGB microcube - 9mm side
SKU: 9955
Price: 11.00 USD
Availability: Discontinued

Amazing RGB cube kit. Very small, but easy to solder. Test your software before you solder, and improve later.

Designed by jdn in Switzerland

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Swiss design - small is beautifull

Amazing RGB cube kit. Very small, but easy to solder. Test your software before you solder, and improve later.

Yes, you can assemble an RGB strip shaped as a cube of only 12mm outside size. A smart design makes it easy to test, assemble and solder. The cube has a 3-pin connector and is driven by your Ardu…

Yes, you can assemble an RGB strip shaped as a cube of only 12mm outside size.

A smart design makes it easy to test, assemble and solder.
The cube has a 3-pin connector and is driven by your Arduino or any board with a free output pin. There are 5 WS2812B LEDs and you can use Neopixel software or the much more compact WS28 lib written in C that runs also on a 8MHz ATtiny.
The trick for the PCB is that the V-grove scoring does not cut the center of the plated through holes situated on the grove. When broken and positioned at 90 degrees, the half-holes are easy to solder. A supplied jig helps for a precise positioning. Position and glue the sides, check, solder - that's done. Add a connector and wires toward your Uno, Nano or other preferred board.
The cube fit inside an empty ball, 20mm outside diameter.
The PCB is a piece of art. 9x9mm faces are broken and assembled when you have tested some software. Demo can be updated any time.