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I have heard tales of woe from people attempting to commercialize products built from Arduino stacks, (Arduino+third party shields) but you shouldn't run into t
by sbierwagen 9y ago
I have heard tales of woe from people attempting to commercialize products built from Arduino stacks, (Arduino+third party shields) but you shouldn't run into too much trouble if you're just using a single board.
- tixocloud 9y agoCan I use just a single board to control each of the LED lights to light up independantly? It also looks like I'll need a breadboard but in production, I'd like the long wires to be connected to the LEDs so wondering if I can simulate it without a breadboard?
- azeirah 9y ago> Can I use just a single board to control each of the LED lights to light up independantly? Arduinos typically have a few GPIO ports (ON OFF) that you can control using a c-like language. If you need more LEDs than the board supplies, you can extend your board with for example a shift register or something.