I present my latest electronics killing contraption. Down regulating a 5V DC power supply to 4.4V with a diode, so the LED mcus can work with the 3.3V signal emitted by the ESP32-S3. 🫠
Bonus points: fancy RGB pots. (no, I don't draw more than 1A through the diode)
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2024-09-08 21:04:29
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