What is a 3D ice cube?
three-dimensional (3D) diode (LED) LED (LED) Lights is a box-stained wire or plastic-which uses colored LEDs. Most 3D LED cubic units run red-green (RGB) and these colors need to be combined to create other colors such as purple, orange and gray-green. The microcontroller is used to control LEDs. By continuing and turning off the LEDs, the cube is able to produce light effects such as fading or waving. In addition, 3D Cube LED is generally used as a decorative element with soothing effects. This means that without mixing colors, the LEDs can be reddish, green, blue and usually white. To get other colors such as orange, red and green, will have to be combined - blue can be added, but this is usually used to change the orange shadow. The LED color channel is important to users because they will have to mix as the basic colors of the RGB to get different colors, unlike channels like Cyan-MAgent-yellow black (CMYK), which would require different combinations of colors.
To turn on and off the lights, the microcontroller is usually paired with a 3D LED cube. In its simplest form, the microcontroller is able to turn the LED on and off; More advanced microcontrollers have access to different basic colors. The most advanced types are able to mix the basic colors and store LED sequences. Despite the complexity, each microcontroller is integrated into all LEDs, so users can turn off all or some lights at the same time.
By turning on certain LEDs and turning off in the sequence, 3D LED cube can show different light effects. For example, LEDs can disappear in and out, can make wool or light up in the middle and then go out. These effects are generally stored in a micropocentruller if it has the ability to store sequences.
While many people consider 3D LED cube interesting,Usually they do not serve the practical purpose for the owner. Mostly it is a decoration and helps the owners to relax by monitoring light patterns, although it can also be used to light up a dark room. Developers can get practical use because it allows beginners and intermediate developers to learn how to make a microcontroller, how to control LEDs and how to create them into a feasible cube.