talhatallat / TV-backlight-LED-lighting-system

This system is a flashing LED TV backlight that contains a sensitive mic sensor that allows the LED lights to dance to the music tempo. The device uses a mic sensor as an input as it receives the sound signal and inputs a signal into the microcontroller (Arduino Nano). The microcontroller outputs bits (0 = 0v or 1 = 5v) depending on the frequency of the sound signal received from the sound sensor module. The output load consists of an RGB LEDs strip that runs on 12-volt DC, however, Arduino Nano only produces 5v out and it's not enough to turn on a 12v LED strip. To solve this problem, 3 MOSFETS were used to provide RGB LEDs 12 volts * 2 Amper power from the external power source and controlling the inputs of the MOSFET with the Microcontroller PWM pins to control the N-type junction. The lights flash when music is heard by the mic sensor.

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TV-backlight-LED-lighting-system

Project Description:

This system is a flashing LED TV backlights that contains a sensitive mic sensor that allows the LED lights to dance to the music tempo.
The device uses a mic sensor as an input as it receives the sound signal and inputs a signal into the microcontroller (Arduino Nano).
Microcontroller outputs bits (0 = 0v or 1 = 5v) depending on the frequency of the sound signal received from sound sensor module.
The output load consists of RGB LEDs strip which runs on 12-volt DC, however Arduino Nano only produces 5v out and its not enough to turn on 12v LED strip.
To solve this problem, 3 MOSFETS were used to provide RGB LEDs 12 volts * 2 Amper power from the external power source and controlling the inputs of the MOSFET with the Microcontroller PWM pins to control the N-type junction. The lights flash when music is heard by the mic sensor.

Schematic Diagram:

Circuit diagram for sounSensor and pirSensor-with-RGB

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This system is a flashing LED TV backlight that contains a sensitive mic sensor that allows the LED lights to dance to the music tempo. The device uses a mic sensor as an input as it receives the sound signal and inputs a signal into the microcontroller (Arduino Nano). The microcontroller outputs bits (0 = 0v or 1 = 5v) depending on the frequency of the sound signal received from the sound sensor module. The output load consists of an RGB LEDs strip that runs on 12-volt DC, however, Arduino Nano only produces 5v out and it's not enough to turn on a 12v LED strip. To solve this problem, 3 MOSFETS were used to provide RGB LEDs 12 volts * 2 Amper power from the external power source and controlling the inputs of the MOSFET with the Microcontroller PWM pins to control the N-type junction. The lights flash when music is heard by the mic sensor.


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