Ikea Dioder Arduino Control with 16X PWM Led Fader Board

Demo video showing how to wire up the Ikea Dioder strip. See the instructable for more details. http://www.instructables.com/id/Control-Ikea-Dioder-LED-Strip-with-Arduino-16X-P/

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10 responses to “Ikea Dioder Arduino Control with 16X PWM Led Fader Board”

  1. armando aguilera Avatar
    armando aguilera

    Im looking for a …
    Im looking for a yellowish led color? Does this? have it?

  2. abensbutik Avatar
    abensbutik

    LOL? you sir is …
    LOL? you sir is genius

  3. Jericho92Gamer Avatar
    Jericho92Gamer

    can you make this …
    can you make this react to? sound, for example play dubstep from speakers and have it go on and off to the tune?

  4. greenoakst Avatar
    greenoakst

    oh,? my eyes!….
    oh,? my eyes!….

  5. sentrinsic Avatar
    sentrinsic

    In the strip I show …
    In the strip I show in the video, which is just the standard length and about 33in, the red channels draws .14A, blue .11A, and green .13A, all at 12V. Like I said before, almost all of these types of strips are meant to be driven at 12V, where additional length is just adding groups of LEDs? in parallel. There are 12 groups of LEDs on my strip, so if you cut it down to just one group (/ 12), it would consume about 30mA with all three colors full on.

  6. sentrinsic Avatar
    sentrinsic

    Each LED is …
    Each LED is actually a tri-color LED, with red, blue and green built in, but those channels are independent. In each group (you can cut the strip at the group boundaries), there are 4 resistors and 3 of these multi-leds. Not sure exactly what the circuit is, but each group is definitely in parallel. You always apply 12V to strips like these, and since it’s in parallel, the longer the strip, the more current and power is? used. More details coming in another comment…

  7. strongbad2795 Avatar
    strongbad2795

    Oh, I understand, I …
    Oh, I understand, I didn’t realize that this video is prob more about the 16X controller board and that you sell it on your website. I have wanted a controller like this for a? while. Two quick questions. What current is the Dioder running at? are all the LEDs in series, therefore requiring a large amount of voltage? I have wondered how to control the individual channels of an RGB strip without using a very large power supply.

  8. CuriousInventor Avatar
    CuriousInventor

    Their LED strip …
    Their LED strip might be a better fit for a lot of arduino-to-LED-strip applications. The 16X fader can drive a? lot of current, and has a lot of functions like grouping, fading and sequencing built in.

  9. strongbad2795 Avatar
    strongbad2795

    is there a benefit …
    is there a benefit to using the dioder vs? a normal LED strip like Sparkfun sells?

  10. Shawn21769 Avatar
    Shawn21769

    That was really …
    That was really nifty. That gave me? a great idea for Halloween.

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