Adafruit Accessories Quad Level-Shifter (1 piece)
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It should be possible for you to do so. Provide 3 volts to the chip. Instead of 5 volts, use 3 volts and send your 5 volt signal to the input pins.
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I bought the Adafruit Accessories Quad Level-Up LED Display Kit for my pixel LED display project. Shifter for a multipixel LED display powered by a Raspberry Pi. br>br>Quad level br>br>The Quad level br>br>The Quad level b While the shifter does not come with any documentation, I was able to find it online and successfully integrate it into my project. br>br>While it does not come with any documentation, I was able to find it online and successfully integrate it into my project.
The product was well packaged and arrived in less than 24 hours from the time I placed the order, which was exactly what I needed to drive the LED strip data line. The component is expensive, but the convenience of having it delivered to my door in such a short time was well worth the cost.
I used two sets of these to run 600 ws2812b LEDs, and the dataline works perfectly. If you're experiencing problems, simply add a simple resistor to your dataline.
It was the first time in decades that I used a discrete integrated circuit and a breadboard, and the IC worked flawlessly the first time, allowing us to animate the LED strings on our Christmas tree.
This project is being used to increase the logic voltage from three to four. At 800 kHz, the voltage ranges from 3 to 5 volts. I set it up backwards once because I wasn't paying attention, and it melted some of the holes in my breadboard. I thought I'd completely fried this device, but it's still running smoothly!.
It can be used to move three times. It works well at 800khz with 3v logic up to 5v. Only two of the four shifters are in use.
With a Teensy 3, I used this. 2, which has three. A 5m strip of LEDs is driven by 3v logic. It works as expected, but I had some problems until I used the Teensy to pull one of the pins low. It wasn't entirely clear in the documentation that I needed to do it, but once I did, everything worked fine.
As stated previously.