I didn't imply that PWM was a bad idea. However, using just a single PWM IC would be, unless it has multiple outputs that are individually adjustable.so you think that the pwm is not a good idea for this? Or that two is a better idea? I working on saving the pdf pictures as a jpeg. I'll post soon hopefully.
ok, can't save the pdf as jpegs. Only chance is to print the pages and scan them into my computer as jpegs. Should I do that or send them?
This is the second time you hijacked a thread. Do not hijack the threads of other members - start your own. This will be the last warning.Hi friend i am looking to see if anyone has a VHDL code for 3 bit comparator using adders. I wanna write a VHDL code for dat, i am new and i dont know how to write code!please help me fast
Sorry it's taken so long to get back to you; it's been a busy day, and tomorrow will be busy as well.I sent the schematics to you. Hope you got them. Any thoughts so far?
How many LEDs are you controlling? What is the part number of the LEDs?wow ok this is starting to really confuse me. The guys I've talked to have not gone through all this ha. The just used a pwm for dimming and resistors for a series of leds. As thorough as this is, I'm not sure I'll be able to wire it up correctly with all the NUD4001 stuff and PWMs. Maybe it's just too much for me right now or it needs to be explained another way...i don't know. We'll just keep going and see if I can pick up. I'll wait to hear from you with the values for the components then we'll see.
It's really not bad at all.ok I understand about the shorting out thing. But no one who made them the way I explained had failures or problems. I'm not good with this stuff so I need the easiest possible way to wire these together. What is that going to be? How is the wiring doing one of the NUD4001 for every string? It seems like it will be out of control.