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alt: RGB LED strips lit by a music synchronisation project.
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tags: ['systems', 'tools']
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role: Hardware and software author
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stack: ['Python', 'NumPy', 'FFT', 'Raspberry Pi', 'MOSFETs', 'vanilla web']
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outcome: The first non-trivial project I started and finished
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audience: technical
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title: Lights Synchronized to Music
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description: Raspberry Pi music player, NumPy FFT, MOSFETs, RGB strips. The first thing I built that I actually finished.
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alt: RGB LED strips glowing from a music synchronization project.
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Spring 2016. I had a Raspberry Pi, a couple of 12V RGB LED strips someone had given me, a handful of MOSFETs from an electronics kit, and no idea what I was doing. I wired one of the MOSFETs backwards and it got hot enough to leave a small mark on the breadboard, which is how I learned, slowly and because I had to, to read a datasheet. This was the first thing I ever started and actually finished.
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