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Led Cube For Science Exhibition

The document describes a project to create a 3D LED cube capable of displaying predefined or dynamic animations. It uses an Arduino Nano microcontroller and 64 5mm LEDs arranged in a 4x4x4 cube structure. The LED cube is constructed by printing a template and inserting the LEDs into punched holes. Code is written to control each individual LED using for loops and prevent overloading the Arduino by only powering one LED at a time. Applications include 3D modeling, advertising, and television. The project provides experience in circuit design, testing, and manufacturing.

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Led Cube For Science Exhibition

The document describes a project to create a 3D LED cube capable of displaying predefined or dynamic animations. It uses an Arduino Nano microcontroller and 64 5mm LEDs arranged in a 4x4x4 cube structure. The LED cube is constructed by printing a template and inserting the LEDs into punched holes. Code is written to control each individual LED using for loops and prevent overloading the Arduino by only powering one LED at a time. Applications include 3D modeling, advertising, and television. The project provides experience in circuit design, testing, and manufacturing.

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Led Cube

4x4x4
Using Arduino
Presented by
Arjun Pataskar
Akash Rajput
Hyder Murataza
Pranav Mete
Abdul Rehman
Aim
To create a 3D led cube which is capable
of showing pre-defined or dynamic
animations for multi directional view.
Components

5 mm Led Arduino Nano Jumper wires


Construction
First, Start by printing out my 4x4x4 LED
Cube Template and paste it to a cardboard
box.Make sure that the printing settings are set
to actual size and landscape orientation.
Next, punch out all 16 LED holes(grey dashed
circles) using a pencil. Insert a LED into the
individual holes to test the fit.
working
The microcontroller – in our case an Arduino
Nano– has current sourcing limitation on its
output pins i.e. it can only deliver a safe
amount of current before damage occurs. In the
Arduino Uno’s case, it is 40mA. So you must
be wondering, wait a minute, if an LED takes
20mA, how come we can turn on all the lights
at the same time and still not burn the Arduino
board? This is because at any given time, only
a single LED is on.
Code

With the help of some basic for loops,


we can target all of leds. Hence
controlling individual leds.
Applications
● 3d building plotting
● Commercial advertisement
● 3d object representation
● 3d television
Disadvantag
Advantages es
● It is compact and hence less area
coverage ● Project is heavily hardware
● It can be displayed clearly in dark oriented.
room as well as lighted room ● Time Constrains
● It has efficient power management
Conclusion
We were successful in completing our mini project
“3D LED CUBE DISPLAY (8x8x8 Pixels)”. It was
a wonderful experience as we attained basic
knowledge on different steps in circuit
manufacturing such as circuit testing and
debugging, soldering components, PCB fabrication
etc that will surely help us in our career in
electronics field.
The End

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