left and right sides of all triangles; pins could be centered on each side, pins are currently a little closer to the top than the bottom
I also think it would be aesthetically pleasing to have all the LED pins be centered on the side that they lay on. It also doesn't seem like these pins have a consistent pitch. maybe group them with the proper pitch, group select and then rotate to avoid having to do trig?
Will Cap C10 allow for space for power silk?
Maybe move C21/C25 to the horizontal centerline of the LED wings, little symmetry thing but hey it's jewelry right? (You could also probably replace the 3 power caps with a single capacitor as the cap is just providing electrons when we go from 0-full white)
Toss a 470 Ohm resistor between Din and your first LED. Do this pretty close to the first LED. (Not completely necessary as this is usually for setups with way more pixels)
maybe add some LED's for power, maybe a simple user indicator one like the pin 13 LED on a RedBoard. I understand this may cause unwanted light in the final product but it's nice for development and you could always have some trace jumpers to deselect them
That's all I've got for ya, it looks great, the workshop will have a blast this board is unique and robust as heck. I wonder if people will trade modules with each other?
left and right sides of all triangles; pins could be centered on each side, pins are currently a little closer to the top than the bottom
I also think it would be aesthetically pleasing to have all the LED pins be centered on the side that they lay on. It also doesn't seem like these pins have a consistent pitch. maybe group them with the proper pitch, group select and then rotate to avoid having to do trig?
Will Cap C10 allow for space for power silk?
Maybe move C21/C25 to the horizontal centerline of the LED wings, little symmetry thing but hey it's jewelry right? (You could also probably replace the 3 power caps with a single capacitor as the cap is just providing electrons when we go from 0-full white)
Toss a 470 Ohm resistor between Din and your first LED. Do this pretty close to the first LED. (Not completely necessary as this is usually for setups with way more pixels)
maybe add some LED's for power, maybe a simple user indicator one like the pin 13 LED on a RedBoard. I understand this may cause unwanted light in the final product but it's nice for development and you could always have some trace jumpers to deselect them
That's all I've got for ya, it looks great, the workshop will have a blast this board is unique and robust as heck. I wonder if people will trade modules with each other?