LED Pixel Protocol & IC
10 commonly used LED pixel protocols along with brief overviews. If you need information on more protocols or more detailed summaries, feel free to ask.
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DMX (Digital Multiplex):
- Overview: Standard protocol for controlling stage lighting. Widely adopted in entertainment.
- Summary: DMX512 is a versatile and widely-supported protocol used for dynamic lighting displays.
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Art-Net:
- Overview: Ethernet protocol transmitting DMX512 data. Enables distribution over standard Ethernet networks.
- Summary: Art-Net is suitable for large installations, utilizing existing Ethernet infrastructure.
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sACN (Streaming ACN):
- Overview: Open protocol for DMX512 data over Ethernet, following ACN standards.
- Summary: sACN provides efficient streaming and improved synchronization for lighting control.
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WS2812/NeoPixel:
- Overview: One-wire control protocol for addressable LED pixels with individual control.
- Summary: WS2812 simplifies wiring and allows for precise control of each LED pixel.
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UCS5603:
- Overview: Protocol for efficient control of LED lighting with individual pixel control.
- Summary: UCS5603 is known for its reliable data transfer and RGB color control.
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SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface):
- Overview: Synchronous serial communication protocol for LED pixel control.
- Summary: SPI offers simple and direct control suitable for short-range connections.
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APA102:
- Overview: Two-wire protocol for controlling addressable LED pixels with built-in controllers.