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How to make LED board

How to make LED board

Running LED by 220v

Running LED by 220v

1 5v LED flasher

1 5v LED flasher

Sequential LED flasher using IC 4017

Sequential LED flasher using IC 4017

LED Chaser Without IC By Using Transistors Only

LED Chaser Without IC By Using Transistors Only

Traffic light using 4017 and 555

Traffic light using 4017 and 555

81 LED Chaser using double 4017 PCBWay

81 LED Chaser using double 4017 PCBWay

LED Chaser Sequencer using IC 4017 IC 555

LED Chaser Sequencer using IC 4017 IC 555

81 LED Matrix X Y Controlled with two Clock Pulses

81 LED Matrix X Y Controlled with two Clock Pulses

Design and make a big LED 7 Segment for Arduino

Design and make a big LED 7 Segment for Arduino

Spirit Level With LEDs Using Arduino Nano and gyroscope with code

Spirit Level With LEDs Using Arduino Nano and gyroscope with code

Traffic light using IC 4017

Traffic light using IC 4017

Roulette circuit with touch switch using IC4017

Roulette circuit with touch switch using IC4017

LED chaser with only one IC555

LED chaser with only one IC555

Running LEDs by 220v

Running LEDs by 220v

Sequential LED flasher using IC 4017 KNIGHT READER

Sequential LED flasher using IC 4017 KNIGHT READER

1 5v LED light circuit

1 5v LED light circuit

LED chaser using Arduino Nano and 132 LEDs with code

LED chaser using Arduino Nano and 132 LEDs with code

81 LED chaser using double IC 4017

81 LED chaser using double IC 4017

LED chaser using arduino and 12 LEDs with code

LED chaser using arduino and 12 LEDs with code

Running 70 LEDs by 1 5v AA battery

Running 70 LEDs by 1 5v AA battery

1 5v Flasher with 25 LEDs

1 5v Flasher with 25 LEDs

Running LED by 220v

Running LED by 220v

Sequential LED flasher using IC 4017

Sequential LED flasher using IC 4017

How to make LED board

How to make LED board

LED Chaser with 80 channels How to cascade 4017 ICs together

LED Chaser with 80 channels How to cascade 4017 ICs together

LED Matrix Oscilloscope

LED Matrix Oscilloscope

LED Chaser with 17 LEDs Cascading IC 4017

LED Chaser with 17 LEDs Cascading IC 4017

Water Level Indicator With Anti Corrosion Feature

Water Level Indicator With Anti Corrosion Feature

Lissajous Curve Explained How to Make a Simple Circuit to Draw Lissajous Figures

Lissajous Curve Explained How to Make a Simple Circuit to Draw Lissajous Figures

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Course Description

Creating LED boards course, in this course you’ll dive into the fundamentals of designing and building your own LED display boards, perfect for beginners and hobbyists. This course will take you through each step of creating an LED board, from understanding the basics of LED technology to circuit design, soldering, and pattern programming. You’ll explore various types of LED boards, including static displays, scrolling text boards, and interactive LED patterns. We’ll begin with the essentials—choosing the right components, creating circuits, and arranging LEDs for different display effects. Through practical hands-on lessons, you'll learn how to connect LEDs in series and parallel, calculate resistances, and use common tools like soldering irons to assemble your board. We’ll also cover techniques for programming LEDs to create dynamic effects, using simple controllers for lighting sequences, patterns, and even text displays. By the end of the course, you’ll have built a custom LED board that’s fully functional and can be adapted for decorative, informative, or artistic uses. This course is designed to give you practical skills in electronics, design, and programming, providing a strong foundation for creative LED projects.

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