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Revision as of 17:04, 4 January 2016
In this page is described how to create a realistic flickering fire effect with LEDs and an Arduino board. In this case I used a Digispark due to its small size.
int p1 = 0; // Set the 3 pins with PWM int p2 = 1; int p3 = 4; void setup() { pinMode(p1, OUTPUT); // Set the pins as output pinMode(p2, OUTPUT); pinMode(p3, OUTPUT); } void loop() { int v1, v2, v3; v1 = random(155) + 100; // Calculate the new light v2 = random(155) + 100; // intensity values for each LED v3 = random(155) + 100; analogWrite(p1, 255 - v1); // Apply the light intensity analogWrite(p2, 255 - v2); // to each LED analogWrite(p3, 255 - v3); delay(20 + random(80)); // Wait some random time for next udpate }
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