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- Jan 1, 1970
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I need to show 'time remaining' for an event, and would like to use a
row of 10 LEDs to do so. All 10 would start out illuminated, and one
LED after another will shut off as the time limit approaches. I'm
using LEDs with a chrome bezel on them (can't resist the sci-fi look
of those things), which will all be mounted in holes drilled in a
piece of plexi. I'm looking for a 'clean' way to wire them all up to
my microcontroller, which will be about 12" away. Like any LEDs, these
just have two thin pieces of wire sticking out of the back. Do I have
any options besides simply soldering stranded wire to them, and
covering the splice with heat-shrink tubing? Is there some product or
plug or component that will provide a less-cumbersome method of wiring
these things up?
Thanks
--Alex
row of 10 LEDs to do so. All 10 would start out illuminated, and one
LED after another will shut off as the time limit approaches. I'm
using LEDs with a chrome bezel on them (can't resist the sci-fi look
of those things), which will all be mounted in holes drilled in a
piece of plexi. I'm looking for a 'clean' way to wire them all up to
my microcontroller, which will be about 12" away. Like any LEDs, these
just have two thin pieces of wire sticking out of the back. Do I have
any options besides simply soldering stranded wire to them, and
covering the splice with heat-shrink tubing? Is there some product or
plug or component that will provide a less-cumbersome method of wiring
these things up?
Thanks
--Alex