Here on this unit I've yet to clean off the flux, but is working very well, soldering is very difficult without a metal positioning mask, but is on my to-do list. VCC, the RX an TX serial lines, programming pin (UPDI), I2C bus communication pins (SDA + SCL), and the ground pin are all shown. What makes this "yet another rgb pcb" better than the rest is its fast refresh rate, not using a single data line for all leds, but seven! So each signal line has just five rgb leds on it. In the future I plan on using two of these display boards with an ESP32 C6 system, I will call it the "Radio Badge" project. In the two videos below I have a vertical/horizontal program running, and ALSO an A/D running a level meter with random input, but using the A/D function, so you can see the refresh capabilities.
mostly VCC and GND for the RGB leds. I use DOS ORCAD to make 4 layer pcb, sent gerbers to JLCPCB. Sometimes I use RUSH pcb or ADVANCED pcb. Going to try selling on Tindie maybe.
Aaaaw yiss, tinys for the win! Love this kind of stuff.
What are the vias on the bottom used for? Are they gnd-Connections? Otherwise you could use SMD-pins and move everithing below the LED´s to make it a cleaner appearence.
mostly VCC and GND for the RGB leds. I use DOS ORCAD to make 4 layer pcb, sent gerbers to JLCPCB. Sometimes I use RUSH pcb or ADVANCED pcb. Going to try selling on Tindie maybe.