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The answer to your question depends on the specifics of how you're implementing input detection for your keys. Here are a few common methods of key input detection:
Direct GPIO method: Each key is connected to a separate GPIO pin on the Pi Pico. This is the simplest method to implement but can quickly use up GPIO pins if you have many keys. In this method, yes, you'd need a separate wire for each key leading to different GPIO pins.
Matrix keypad scanning: This method is commonly used when you have many keys (like on a keypad) and want to save on GPIO pins. With this method, the keys are arranged in a grid (like a 4x4 grid for 16 keys), and each row and column is connected to a separate GPIO pin. This reduces the number of required GPIO pins from N to 2*sqrt(N). In this case, you won't need separate wires for each key, but implementing the code to scan the matrix can be more complicated.
Analog read method: Another way to connect multiple buttons to the Pi Pico without using separate wires for each button is through an analog read method. This method uses a unique voltage divider circuit for each button. The unique voltage produced when pressing a specific button would correspond to the reading from the ADC pin on the Pi Pico.
Therefore, it's not mandatory to connect all keys to separate GPIOs through separate wires, but the method you choose will depend on your specific needs and how many GPIO pins you have available.
For most beginners, the direct GPIO method is easier to implement and understand, even though it uses more GPIO pins. If saving GPIOs is critical and you are comfortable with slightly more complex coding, the matrix keypad scanning or analog read methods might be better.
The Pi Pico has a total of 26 GPIO pins (including 3 grounded pins). I'm making an assumption on how you plan on using the keys, so if you have further details, feel free to share them so the instructions can be more personalized and accurate.
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quiero crear un circuito con arduino que le envie un codigo a un ws2811 y esa senal valla a 3 mosfet para controlar 3 lamparas de 200 voltior como si fuera un pixel
Claro, puedo ayudarte con eso. Vamos a necesitar lo siguiente:
Componentes:
Arduino - Para enviar señales de control.
WS2811 - Decodificador LED que recibe el código.
MOSFETs (3 unidades) - Para controlar las lámparas.
Lámparas de 200 V (3 unidades).
Conexiones Básicas:
WS2811 a Arduino:
Conecte el pin de salida de datos del Arduino al pin de entrada de datos DIN del WS2811.
WS2811 a MOSFETs:
Conecte el pin de salida de cada canal del WS2811 (DOUT del WS2811) a la puerta (Gate) de un MOSFET correspondiente.
MOSFETs a Lámparas:
Conecte el drenador (Drain) de cada MOSFET a una lámpara de 200V.
Conecte la fuente (Source) de cada MOSFET a tierra común.
Alimentación:
Conecte el pin VCC del WS2811 a una fuente de 5V (puede usarse el pin de 5V del Arduino si el consumo lo permite).
Conecte el pin VDD a una fuente de alimentación adecuada para los MOSFETs.
Conecte el pin VSS del WS2811 a tierra común.
Consideraciones:
Resistencias: Podrías necesitar resistencias de pull-down en la puerta de cada MOSFET para asegurar que se apaguen correctamente cuando es necesario.
Alimentación de las lámparas: Asume que ya tienes la fuente de energía adecuada para las lámparas de alta tensión.
Código Básico:
En el lado del código, podrías utilizar una biblioteca como FastLED para controlar los WS2811 desde el Arduino. Asegúrate de definir los datos correctamente para los WS2811.
Si necesitas más detalles o tienes alguna pregunta adicional, ¡házmelo saber!
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Passive Components
Resistor Power Rating
Beta
Checks that the power traveling across a given resistor is under its rating with 50% headroom.