How do I create a cube ice?
LIGHT-EMITING LED (LED) Cube is exciting desktop decoration that you can easily build. With a little knowledge of the band and some tools, you will have the cubes of lighting of interesting patterns and colors in a very short time. To complete this project, you will need a specific list of deliveries and some patience, but you will be rewarded with the saving of money you would spend on a shop shopped in this Gizmo. Soldering guns and metal solder are important for creating strong electrical connections between lights and ensuring that your cube does not spill. The Minipov3 set helps to program your lights and 47 ohm resistor is equally essential to control energy flow. You will also need a thin leaf of wood for the base and it should be about 4 inches of 4 inches (101.6 mm and 101.6 mm). Finally, you will need 27 individual LED lights.
The next step in creating an LED cube is to createBases for your cube. First, choose a drilling bit that is the approximate size of your LED lights. Draw a grid formula on the wood using nine holes in three rows of three. The holes should be placed close enough to allow the cathodes coming out of each LED bulb. Use a hand drill or drill to create holes in the base.
Start constructing the cube LED by inserting the LED light, the onion to the side down, into each hole to overlap the cathody. Sold every set of cathodes together so that all LED lighting is connected for this level. At the top of this base, assemble three consecutive layers using the same principles overlapping cathodes and joining each set of nine bulbs together. The end product should be a cube of cathodes with three separate layers of lights.
The last step in creating an iceness is properly equalized by electrical signals. Follow the Minipov3 instructions for connecting to the resistor. This would have a requirementOut soldering less than five wires on the circuit board. Connect the knob from the driver to the nearby cathode on the box. Finally, download the right minipov3 software that allows you to program the order of lighting different lights on your LED cube.