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How to change the brightness of an LED using the Pi's GPIO pins? | |||
==setup and testing== | |||
Start by following the basic setup and testing of the Pi's GPIO in [[RaspberryPi_GPIO]] | |||
==PWD== | |||
The way to change the brightness of an LED in digital electronics (only binary values are used 0v-5V or 0V-3.3V and no values in between), consists in creating a square waves that changes rapidly between 0V and 3.3V. By changing the portion of the time when the signal is on (3.3V) versus the time that the signal is off(0V) we can change the intensity of the LED. | |||
This technique is called Pulse Width Modulation (PWM), as we are modulating the "on" width of the wave. | |||
https://www.admfactory.com/breathing-light-led-on-raspberry-pi-using-python/ | https://www.admfactory.com/breathing-light-led-on-raspberry-pi-using-python/ | ||
https://www.admfactory.com/rgb-led-on-raspberry-pi-using-python/ | https://www.admfactory.com/rgb-led-on-raspberry-pi-using-python/ | ||
Revision as of 12:30, 22 October 2018
How to change the brightness of an LED using the Pi's GPIO pins?
setup and testing
Start by following the basic setup and testing of the Pi's GPIO in RaspberryPi_GPIO
PWD
The way to change the brightness of an LED in digital electronics (only binary values are used 0v-5V or 0V-3.3V and no values in between), consists in creating a square waves that changes rapidly between 0V and 3.3V. By changing the portion of the time when the signal is on (3.3V) versus the time that the signal is off(0V) we can change the intensity of the LED. This technique is called Pulse Width Modulation (PWM), as we are modulating the "on" width of the wave.
https://www.admfactory.com/breathing-light-led-on-raspberry-pi-using-python/
https://www.admfactory.com/rgb-led-on-raspberry-pi-using-python/