“In this project, we put a new twist on our old idea, and modified the LED Array into a giant multi panel array — theoretically capable of driving 1200 LEDs (or more if you are creative!). The project uses the SPI bus to communicate between different chips, so in addition to the awesome new LED sign, we also go over how to use another useful piece of the ATmega168 microcontroller.”
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This can be highly serialized with cascaded shift registers driving the columns, and a 3 to 8 multiplexer driving mosfets to connect the rows to ground. Three lines for the multiplexer, three lines for the shift registers.
The IC count is about the same, but the code is all on one micro, with less I/O requirements.
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December 14th, 2009
This can be highly serialized with cascaded shift registers driving the columns, and a 3 to 8 multiplexer driving mosfets to connect the rows to ground. Three lines for the multiplexer, three lines for the shift registers.
The IC count is about the same, but the code is all on one micro, with less I/O requirements.
December 14th, 2009
[...] original post here: NerdKits Multi-Panel LED Array using SPI atmega168, awesome, begin-adify, computer hacks, driving-1200, educational, electronic hacks, [...]