In this short video I rig up an Ada Fruit Itsy Bitsy 32U4 µcontroller to an <a href="https://led.limehouselabs.org/docs/tiles/led-tiles-v2/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">LED panel</a> to test. I have five of these panels and a couple of project ideas.
I misspoke a bit: 5V is the correct rating for this board, what I need to check is the current draw 
Update: The current is ~8A per board - the equivalent of a 40W light bulb. These are going to need a hefty PSU, USB won't cut it.

In this short video I rig up an Ada Fruit Itsy Bitsy 32U4 µcontroller to an LED panel to test. I have five of these panels and a couple of project ideas. I misspoke a bit: 5V is the correct rating for this board, what I need to check is the current draw Update: The current is ~8A per board - the equivalent of a 40W light bulb. These are going to need a hefty PSU, USB won't cut it.

In this short video I rig up an Ada Fruit Itsy Bitsy 32U4 µcontroller to an <a href="https://led.limehouselabs.org/docs/tiles/led-tiles-v2/" rel="noopener noreferrer">LED panel</a> to test. I have five of these panels and a couple of project ideas.
I misspoke a bit: 5V is the correct rating for this board, what I need to check is the current draw 
Update: The current is ~8A per board - the equivalent of a 40W light bulb. These are going to need a hefty PSU, USB won't cut it.

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