In my last article I presented an overview of the LED cube, separating the design into three parts: the cube itself and the driver and controller circuits. This time I’m going to discuss the second one and emphasize the differences between the original building instructions and my solution.
I have promised LEDs, and lots of interesting topic, but all you got is just some physics stuff, you could say. And you were right, so this time I introduce the design of my LED cube, explaining the decisions that lead to this specific design, which may help others if they are doing a similar project.
It all started a few weeks ago when I decided to build my own LED cube. The decision was easy, but the realization won’t be that trivial. After some research I had to find out that there is more that I must learn than that I already know.