WIFI RGB LED strip controller: light up!

by Denis Meyer | 13 October, 2016

This board, described in Elektor Magazine November-December 2016 issue, based on a AVR microcontroller ATmega 328 (as on the Arduino Uno) and a ESP8266 transmitter module, allows wireless controlling of a RGB LED strip through your WiFi network. It can also control up to three inductive loads like relays or motors. Eight additional GPIO ports are available for controlling something else or for reading switches and other digital signals. An Android app provides the user interface. .

This board, based on an AVR microcontroller ATmega 328 (as on the Arduino Uno) and an ESP8266 transmitter module, allows wireless controlling of a RGB LED strip through your WiFi network but it can also control up to three inductive loads like relays or motors. Eight additional GPIO ports are available for controlling something else or for reading switches and other digital signals. An Android app provides the user interface.
This board is described in Elektor Magazine November-December 2016 issue on page 94.