Layman’s RGB LED module is an ultra-simple project realized without any microcontrollers. An RGB LED can be driven with a cmos presettable up/down counter. This is accomplished by connecting the three ...

In this short tutorial, we will show you how you can build yourself a transistor-driven color-changing RGB LED lights. The building process is simple and requires only a few transistors, capacitors ...

Soft-Epi and Sundiode develop RGB stacked epi wafer for µLED In a World first, Soft-Epi and Sundiode have jointly developed a monolithic red, green and blue (RGB) stacked epi wafer for micro LED ...

The evolution of TV tech seems to move at a lightning pace. But if you already keep your eyes peeled for the latest AV trends, you may have already heard of RGB Mini LED. Those are bold claims indeed, ...

One of the most exciting TV technologies showcased at CES 2025 was RGB mini LED displays. Major TV manufacturers like Hisense, Samsung, TCL and now Sony have unveiled their latest TVs, showcasing the ...

The RGB LED demo illustrates how to control an RGB LED's colors using an external display with sliders for red, green, and blue channels. It uses the Lumen Protocol to handle serial communication, ...

Sometimes you’re looking for a component for a project that you know should exist, but you just cannot find it. Something like a 14-segment LED display, but not just one with a fixed color, instead ...

Roger is a long-time tech journalist with many site credits including AppleInsider and Android Authority. His specialties include everything from Apple, Android, and Windows devices through to ...

For how excellent they've come to look, today's televisions come with a brain-numbing assortment of acronyms for shoppers to parse. It's like the scariest dinner party I've ever attended. Remember LED ...

In a couple of weeks from now, next-generation TVs will be on the floor at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. This year the buzzwords is Micro RGB LED, with Samsung and LG already revealing ...

RGB LED strips are essential to make any gaming setup aesthetically pleasing. Gamers put RGB LED strips behind the monitor, inside the PC, beneath the desk, and quite a few other places to allow their ...