Continuous LED Light Show Controller

Overview

This project involves controlling a light show comprising six LEDs that continuously run through patterns. A function is implemented to manage this light show, triggered by a button with a pull-down resistor. Once activated, the function runs continuously until instructed to stop. A second button, connected to a pull-up resistor, triggers a hardware interrupt to halt the light show function.

Functionality

• Controls a light show consisting of six LEDs running through various patterns.
• Activation of the light show function is initiated by pressing a button with a pull-down resistor.
• Deactivation of the light show function is achieved by pressing a button with a pull-up resistor, triggering a hardware interrupt.

Implementation

Pressing the activation button triggers the light show function, causing the LEDs to run through their patterns continuously. Pressing the deactivation button halts the function via a hardware interrupt, stopping the light show.

Components Used

• Six LEDs
• Activation button with pull-down resistor
• Deactivation button with pull-up resistor
• Microcontroller (e.g., Arduino)

Circuit Diagram

Setup Instructions

1. Connect six LEDs and appropriate resistors to the microcontroller.
2. Connect the activation button with a pull-down resistor to trigger the light show function.
3. Connect the deactivation button with a pull-up resistor to halt the light show function.
4. Upload the Arduino code provided in the repository to the microcontroller.

Repository Contents

• Arduino Code: Contains the code necessary to control the LED light show function.
• Project Image: Illustration or image depicting the setup of the project.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Acknowledgements

• This project was developed to explore continuous LED light show control with button-triggered activation and interruption.

Feel free to contribute, report issues, or suggest improvements! Enjoy the light show! 💡🎉