Melexis, the Begian fabless automotive IC specialist, has added a LIN RGB(W) LED controller. The chip – MLX81113 – supports RGB LED-based automotive ambient lighting, also known as LIN RGB, which is ...

The MLX81113 will support the further growth of RGB LED based automotive ambient lighting, also known as LIN RGB, which is already well established within nearly every OEM worldwide. The MLX81113 ...

Melexis, the Belgian auto IC specialist, has launched a multi-channel LIN RGB LED controller with 24 LED driver outputs each capable of sourcing up to 60mA. Capable of driving eight RGB channels, the ...

Melexis has unveiled the MLX80124, a highly configurable, code-free LIN LED driver. With its predefined, proven functionality and intuitive GUI, it is designed to radically simplify the development of ...

A quick review of the nzxt Hue rgb led Controller, a great way to light the inside of your case! More information on ...

Melexis has introduced the MLX81118 multi-channel, LIN RGB LED controller with 24 LED driver outputs, enhancing and simplifying the design of animated interior and exterior automotive lighting. In ...

The implementation of a RGB LED fader using 555 timer and 4029 digital IC is the objective of this project. During the operation, the RGB LED is continuously cycled through the colors of the rainbow ...

Melexis has launched .the LX81117, its latest multichannel RGB LED driver. This product supports the MeLiBu high-speed communication licence-free IP which enables intelligent animated automotive ...

MILPITAS, Calif., July 22, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Lumissil Microsystems has expanded its automotive and industrial LED lighting portfolio with the introduction of the IS31/IS32CS8979 family of ...

Most users have heard of a fan hub, a convenient device for connecting multiple devices into one location. However, more and more users are more concerned with RGB LEDs than cooling these days. So it ...

Building RGB LED displays is one of the most interesting programming and engineering challenges we see here on Hackaday. Not only do the creators of large displays and LED cubes have to deal with the ...