I want to make a sunrise application but to help learn PCB design. My idea is to use have a light bulb socket on the pcb for LED type bulbs. It can then run off a common cheap power supply so the expensive type shown here isn't needed. You would have an app to set the MCU on the timing and light levels. No custom remote. I think the first attempt on the custom pcb will use those small arduinos like boards that can be put on the pcb with nicer Bluetooth and Android app use. Then the rest is the power to the light and what not.
The use of the Aluminium L profiles is just a matter of LED orientation or has also a heat dissipation concern in mind? Congratulation for another GREAT project!
I really like your project and I'm trying to make one! Well, my. question is, so you mean that the remote display comes with all the codes for network connections and led, alarm configurations?
Very nice project, exactly what I was searching for. Is it possible to do the same but without any wireless connection? Like storing the sunset sunrise on a SD card? What would be the equipment for it? Thanks a lot, very nice video.
Glad you liked the project. You could probably recreate the project using a wireless connection, however, you would need to do a bit more research on how to do it. Good luck - and if you ever get around to building your own sunrise lamp then we would love to see a project write up on Electromaker.io!
Hi! Im doing this as a project for college and i have no idea about anything programming or electronics, could i make it in a smaller scale (like a nightstand light) without the giant power supply converter and controlled just by your smartphone (like shown later) instead of the controller? Thanks!
hey I love this idea the question that I have for you is that if u turn the light on and off from the light switch does it still work as a normal light ? or does the switch have to remain on the hole time?
Sorry if I sound a bit spoiled, but could you comment the code a bit more? I'm trying to figure out how you did the sunrise but I can't really follow the code. I've been trying to get something similar working on a plain Arduino UNO but it sucks compared to this. Would greatly appreciate any help. Great project.
TestChannelplsIgnore what you could do is use a color/light sensor such as the ones from here. www.digikey.com/products/en/sensors-transducers/color-sensors/539 A lot of them use standard i2c or just output an analog signal. Then use an SD card to interface with your microcontroller to store the sunrise/sunset data from the sensor. Then grab the data from your sd card and analyze it on some spreadsheet to create your own custom sunrise/sunset profiles from there for smoother light transition. This assignment is due on 4:20pm next week and we’ll be having an exam the following Friday. Thank you!
3:28 Wait wait wait, what is that on your electrical counter? I suppose it's something to track your consumption by watching the little white dot on the black wheel, but how did you do it? Is that something premade, or did you build it?
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I want to make a sunrise application but to help learn PCB design.
My idea is to use have a light bulb socket on the pcb for LED type bulbs.
It can then run off a common cheap power supply so the expensive type shown here isn't needed. You would have an app to set the MCU on the timing and light levels. No custom remote.
I think the first attempt on the custom pcb will use those small arduinos like boards that can be put on the pcb with nicer Bluetooth and Android app use. Then the rest is the power to the light and what not.
The use of the Aluminium L profiles is just a matter of LED orientation or has also a heat dissipation concern in mind?
Congratulation for another GREAT project!
Yes and Thanks!
Exactly my thoughts! "How great is that? It also serves as a heatsink!"
Great project. BIG LIKE!!
You can use OTA to upgrade the software instead of the cable.
That's a good idea.. Should work. I have used OTA only with Mongoose OS yet
Cool. I wanted to make something simmular. Never got round to it. Thanks for the nudge in the right direction though. Any swag left??
I really like your project and I'm trying to make one! Well, my. question is, so you mean that the remote display comes with all the codes for network connections and led, alarm configurations?
Very nice project, exactly what I was searching for. Is it possible to do the same but without any wireless connection? Like storing the sunset sunrise on a SD card? What would be the equipment for it?
Thanks a lot, very nice video.
Glad you liked the project. You could probably recreate the project using a wireless connection, however, you would need to do a bit more research on how to do it. Good luck - and if you ever get around to building your own sunrise lamp then we would love to see a project write up on Electromaker.io!
Hi! Im doing this as a project for college and i have no idea about anything programming or electronics, could i make it in a smaller scale (like a nightstand light) without the giant power supply converter and controlled just by your smartphone (like shown later) instead of the controller? Thanks!
Is the low refresh rate due to the display or the ESP?
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Can you provide the specific light values used for all 30 minutes? I have 4 RGB bulbs in my bed room and want to simulate them using node red.
Why not just use a RGB strip from amazon for $25 and a Alexa routine? IM curious of the benfits of going this route in your video instead of that?
hey I love this idea the question that I have for you is that if u turn the light on and off from the light switch does it still work as a normal light ? or does the switch have to remain on the hole time?
Yes it does!
Sorry if I sound a bit spoiled, but could you comment the code a bit more? I'm trying to figure out how you did the sunrise but I can't really follow the code. I've been trying to get something similar working on a plain Arduino UNO but it sucks compared to this.
Would greatly appreciate any help. Great project.
TestChannelplsIgnore what you could do is use a color/light sensor such as the ones from here.
www.digikey.com/products/en/sensors-transducers/color-sensors/539
A lot of them use standard i2c or just output an analog signal.
Then use an SD card to interface with your microcontroller to store the sunrise/sunset data from the sensor.
Then grab the data from your sd card and analyze it on some spreadsheet to create your own custom sunrise/sunset profiles from there for smoother light transition.
This assignment is due on 4:20pm next week and we’ll be having an exam the following Friday. Thank you!
I will.. sorry... I'm an old coder.. everything seems ovious to me... I'll inform you as soon the comments are there
3:28 Wait wait wait, what is that on your electrical counter? I suppose it's something to track your consumption by watching the little white dot on the black wheel, but how did you do it? Is that something premade, or did you build it?
Actually you can buy this.. it's an Iot counter to measure energy consumption. My house mate installed it. Don't know excatly where to buy it
thank you so much for the reply!! keep up the good stuff!
10am is an inhuman hour? 😂😂
yes...to some people!