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u/ShofarDickSwordFight · 2 pointsr/adafruit

Technically you can (as long as you do the same for the resistors and capacitors) but unless you're really comfortable with surface mount soldering, it's probably not going to end well.

You're better off just getting some single-LED packages with all of the passives already included, like these: https://www.amazon.com/BTF-LIGHTING-WS2812B-Heatsink-10mm3mm-WS2811/dp/B01DC0J0WS or these: https://www.adafruit.com/product/1260

u/CallMeYourGod · 1 pointr/adafruit

LEDs will be much cheaper and more controllable for the same amount of light output, as well as being quite a bit more power efficient, which will help with battery life.

I doubt weight would be a problem, but getting good subsurface scattering will be. If you want the stuffed animal to glow evenly rather than having glowing dots where each LED is, you will need a way to disperse and scatter the light from the LEDs so it looks more like this:

https://www.amazon.com/Creative-Inductive-Stuffed-Animals-Colorful/dp/B073R75ZQD

And less like this:

https://expanse.fandom.com/wiki/Jordan_Dacol

u/flamefoxbob · 1 pointr/adafruit

Great! So I will go with those or equivalent, I can handle power and wiring etc. on my own. Now, let's talk microcontrolers if I wanted them to be able to be switched on and off, and between modes, from a LAN/Internet device and/or direct connection (pref USB), what is my best bet? An Arduino+WiFi shield, Pi w/ USB wifi adapter I already have, or a trinket/feather/(insert microcontroller here)?
Edit: Heres another strand, since I want 30/meter instead of 60.
https://www.amazon.com/240pixels-programmable-Individually-addressable-Waterproof/dp/B00K7UHPEC/

u/wromit · 1 pointr/adafruit

Thank you so much for the response. If I have a scenario like below:

  • Power supply: 12V, 10A adapter
  • [Motor driver: max 27V, max 43A]( https://www.amazon.com/WINGONEER-BTS7960-Driver-Arduino-Current/dp/B07PQ9C9XY)
  • Motor: 12V, 6A (rated), 20A (stalled)

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    In the above scenario, if the motor's current demand exceeds 10A, would it damage the motor or the driver, or would the motor simply not have the needed power to do its work and all electronics will be safe? Thanks again.
u/g2g079 · 1 pointr/adafruit

So like a Tile Mate? I mean projects are fun and all, but if the hats really mean something to her, I would just buy a few of these. Probably cheaper than anything you could build yourself anyways.

u/meezun · 1 pointr/adafruit

You need connectors like this or you could get a bunch.

u/ludicrousluddite · 1 pointr/adafruit

Do you think something like B156HW03 will work?