Hi, Guys...
This time around I would like to post about a LED project where I loved to make ever since I was a beginner. I have had searched online for the perfect pattern. Here are few examples I found online:
Well, I have made three 3 x3 x3 LED cubes by myself.
Just brushed up on your soldering skill will make the prototype looks cool.
The first one I'm gonna share here is the non-programmable type. In this toy, I didn't use programmable IC.
Just a normal IC.
Let's get to work it out !
Things that you'll need for this project :
- 27 LEDs (super-bright, regular or anything else)
- 9 pieces of 220-ohm resistors
- IC 4020 or 4017 (CMOS)
- Timer Kits
Required steps :
- Assemble all the LEDs layer by layer. For easier construction, I made a cardboard with nine-holes on it. Each hole would be fitted with exactly one LED.
- Bend each of the cathode to touch its next led's cathode, then solder it.
- Once the first layer is done, continue the previous step to finish the second and the third layer.
- Solder the first layer's anodes with second layer's anodes. Finally it looks like this :
- Next, construct the circuit and fix the timer.
- Solder all the components into a piece of veroboard.
- Buy a suitable case which can store the cube inside and stick onto it.
- Here's the LED cube !
Hope you enjoy reading this blog. Soon, I will post the project involving programmable LED cube on this blog. Get your Arduino kits ready !
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