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A lamp with a 16×16 LED matrix and WLED on an ESP32
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This is another WLED project featuring a 16x16 LED matrix and an ESP32. All parts are printed in white PLA and designed so that they simply snap together—no screws are needed.
The extra hole in the base is for an optional microphone, which can be secured with a small amount of hot glue.
The LED matrix is secured to the inner-tube with cable ties, the cable is fed through the hole into the tube.
The base has room for a power supply and the ESP32.
I insulated the ESP32 with Kapton tape so there wouldn't be any problems if it came into contact with the power supply.
Place the inner tube on the base. The lampshade fits into the remaining gap.
Printed on elegoo neptune 4 pro with white PLA from geeetech.
Hardware i used:
LED matrix: BTF-LIGHTING WS2812ECO
Power supply: MeanWell RS-15-5
WLED says: A power supply with total of 15A is required.
(for most effects, ~5A is enough)
Mine is only 3A - but it's working and fits into the base.
!!! So choose the power supply at your own risk !!!
And don't forget to turn the lampshade upside down in the slicer :-)
Printing the lampshade in transparent PETG ist not recommended as you can see every single led and it gives some fresnel lens effect from the layers.
I'd like to thank the developers of WLED—without you, we wouldn't have these wonderful options for building LED lamps.