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    1) This document describes the design and programming of a 4x4 LED cube. The LED cube uses 64 LEDs arranged in a 4x4x4 matrix and can display various patterns and animations through programming. 2) The LED cube relies on persistence of vision to give the illusion of a 3D image by flashing each layer rapidly. It is made up of individually controllable columns and layers connected to a controller board. 3) The aim is to create a visually appealing and interactive display. Objectives include enhancing electronics and programming skills to design custom patterns and animations for the LED cube.

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    1) This document describes the design and programming of a 4x4 LED cube. The LED cube uses 64 LEDs arranged in a 4x4x4 matrix and can display various patterns and animations through programming. 2) The LED cube relies on persistence of vision to give the illusion of a 3D image by flashing each layer rapidly. It is made up of individually controllable columns and layers connected to a controller board. 3) The aim is to create a visually appealing and interactive display. Objectives include enhancing electronics and programming skills to design custom patterns and animations for the LED cube.

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    1) This document describes the design and programming of a 4x4 LED cube. The LED cube uses 64 LEDs arranged in a 4x4x4 matrix and can display various patterns and animations through programming. 2) The LED cube relies on persistence of vision to give the illusion of a 3D image by flashing each layer rapidly. It is made up of individually controllable columns and layers connected to a controller board. 3) The aim is to create a visually appealing and interactive display. Objectives include enhancing electronics and programming skills to design custom patterns and animations for the LED cube.

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    PUNE INSTITUTE OF

    COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY,
    PUNE
    DEPT. OF E&TC
    304200: Mini Project (MP)
    (2019 Course)

    “Title”

    Guided By:

    By:
    1) 32403_Aditi Daberao
    2) 32408_Anuja Mankar
    3) 32416_Giaa Poddar
    INTRODUCTION
    A 4x4 LED cube is a three-dimensional array of 64 LEDs arranged in a 4x4x4

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    matrix. The LEDs are usually arranged in a cubical shape and can be

    programmed to display a variety of patterns and animations.

    TE <Class>
    The LED cube is made up of columns and layers. Each of the 16 (anode) columns

    and the four (cathode) layers are connected to the controller board with a

    separate wire and can be controlled individually

    LED cubes rely on an optical phenomenon called persistence of vision or POV. If

    you flash an LED really fast, the image stays on your retina for a little while after

    the LED turns off. By flashing each layer of the cube one after another really fast,
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    it gives the illusion of a 3D image, this is also called multiplexing.
    AIM AND OBJECTIVES

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     Aim

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    The aim of building and programming a 4x4 LED cube is to create a visually
    appealing and interactive display that can showcase a variety of patterns and
    animations.

     Objectives
    1. To enhance skills in electronics and soldering
    2. To develop programming skills to create the desired patterns and
    animations.

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    BLOCK SCHEMATIC
    RESOURCES REQUIRED

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    1. 4017 IC
    2. 555 IC

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    3. IC socket
    4. 10 ohm resistor
    5. Dot Veroboard
    6. 1K resistor
    7. 64pcs LED diodes
    8. 100 µf capacitor
    9. 104 pf capacitor
    10. 47k potentiometer / 10k prese

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    WORKING MODEL ANIMATION

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    TE <Class>
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    FEATURES, FUTURE SCOPE
    1. Customizable patterns and animations: The cube can be programmed to

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    display a wide variety of patterns and animations that can be customized
    based on personal preferences.

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    2. Interactive: The LED cube can be interactive, allowing users to control the
    display through buttons, sensors, or other input devices.

    3. Compact and portable: The 4x4 LED cube is relatively small and
    lightweight, making it easy to transport and display in different locations.

    4. Low power consumption: LED lights are energy-efficient and have a low
    power consumption, making the LED cube an economical choice for long-
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    term use.
    FUTURE SCOPE
    1. Integration with other technologies: The LED cube can be integrated with

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    other technologies such as IoT sensors, Bluetooth, or WiFi connectivity to
    create more advanced and interactive displays.

    TE <Class>
    2. Expansion of size and complexity: The LED cube can be expanded to larger
    sizes and greater complexity to create more intricate and detailed displays.

    3. Integration with AR and VR: The LED cube can be combined with
    augmented reality (AR) or virtual reality (VR) technology to create immersive
    and interactive displays.

    4. Educational applications: The LED cube can be used as an educational tool 8


    for teaching electronics and programming to students of all ages.
    REFERENCES

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    Electronics Hub

    Gfycat

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    https://www.eleccircuit.com/led-chaser-circuit/

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    Thank You

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