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Colorduino V1.4 Color Rainbow Matrix RGB LED Driver Shield For Arduino

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The Colorduino is a RGB LED matrix driver platform basis on Arduino UNO (ATmega328P). It gains three 8+6-bit channels of hardware PWM control of the LED’s. This design is to make user easily modify or write the firmware of Colorduino by Arduino IDE. Sorry, this product isn’t available for retail purchase in your region. Explore similar items in our store instead. If you'd like to purchase this product in bulk, please contact our customer service at [email protected]
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Richard J. ★★★★★

The three 8+6-bit hardware PWM channels give such smooth color fading that my LED matrix animations look buttery instead of flickery. I had it up and running with my own sketches in under an hour, and the onboard ATmega328P means I don't need to sacrifice my main board.

Penelope ★★★★★

The three hardware PWM channels make color blending buttery smooth—I hooked it up to my UNO and had a rainbow ripple running in under ten minutes. Documentation is sparse, but the board itself is solid and worth the tinkering.

David C. ★★★★★

Took a chance on this despite the odd category listing, and I’m impressed how smooth the Arduino UNO integration is—just stacked it and the 8+6-bit PWM channels made the colors way richer than my old basic LED shields. The three channels give you real control for fading effects without any flicker,