tymebrit wrote: <snip> > The problem is > when more segments come on they share the same output current. <snip> > As I understand it, the problem with having 2 LEDs sharing > the voltage is eliminated because only one LED segment is on at a > time, correct? Am I missing something here? I seem to be a bit confused, you are saying that it is a problem when more than one segment comes on. What is the problem with two or more segments coming on? The circuit should be able to have all the segments on without the brightness being affected, unless of course you are running off a very low current power supply. Please include as complete a description of your circuit and power-supply etc as possible. BTW, the shift register can have all 8 outputs on at a time driving the leds but the brightness control comes from controlling the led common whereas you have tied your led common directly to +5V and tried to control each individual line. *Peter*
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Re: [AVR-Chat] Re: LED display dimming
2006-07-10 by Peter Jakacki
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