Arduino based led tv have high definition,
high quality also ultra high definition and also it good for gaming on big
,small and medium screen TV’s.
In this project I will
show you how I repurposed the useless buttons on my TV remote to control the
LEDs behind my TV. You can also use this technique to control all sorts of
things with a bit of code editing. I will also talk a bit about the theory of
how an infrared transmitter and an infrared receiver communicates with each
other. Let's get started.
I
will also present you my parts list with example sellers and the schematic,
code,.... to make your life easier if you want to build this.
Step 1: You need these parts
Using
these parts you can create.You needs
capacitor,resistor,arduino nano,jack, mosfet channel,recievar,,common
anode,.Mainly these components are required to create this
Here you can find the diagram
for the circuit. You can make your own board layout for this but you can also
just use mine instead. It should work without any problems
To make any
device firstly create a circuit diagram after start programming according that.By
using these steps our work will slightly easy because we know all thing about that.
STEP 2:
create a programming
1x Arduino Nano
2x
10k Resistor
1x
100µF Capacitor
1x
DC Jack:
1x IRLZ44N N-channel MOSFET
1x IR Receiver (TSOP4838)
1x Veroboard
RGB LED strip (common anode)
Power Supply (12V 3A)
Amazon.de:
1x Arduino Nano
2x 10k Resistor
1x 100µF Capacitor
1x DC Jack
1x IRLZ44N N-channel MOSFET
1x IR Receiver (TSOP4838)
1x Veroboard
RGB LED strip (common anode)
Power Supply (12V 3A)
1x Arduino Nano
2x 10k Resistor
1x 100µF Capacitor
1x DC Jack
1x IRLZ44N N-channel MOSFET
1x IR Receiver (TSOP4838)
1x Veroboard
RGB LED strip (common anode)
Power Supply (12V 3A)
Step 3: Program for Arduino Nano
Here you can find the code/sketch for
the Arduino Nano. Make sure you upload it before you start testing.
And don't forget to download the IR
library for the Arduino.
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