What is RGB light strip controller

Instructions for the light strip controller

 The light strip controller is a controller that controls the color change effect of the light strip and the brightness adjustment of the light. It is also called the LED light strip controller. It is a master control MCU programmed to achieve the control effect by controlling the switch and current of the MOS tube. There are many ways that the light strip controller can be controlled, and it also depends on the type of the light strip. If the light strip is monochromatic, it is a monochrome light strip controller. If the light strip has three channels of red, green and blue, that is, an RGB light strip, it is called an RGB light strip controller. There are also four-way or five-way light strip controllers, which are also called RGBW light strip controllers or RGBW CW light strip controllers.

Light strip controller

 The RGB light strip controller is a positive electrode with three negative electrodes (RGB). The MCU controls the switch and current of the MOS tube to adjust the brightness and switch of the three colors of red, green and blue, so that the light strip can show jump and gradient lighting effects. By controlling the current of the MOS tube, the three basic colors of RGB are used to combine various scene colors with various characteristics (red, green, blue, yellow, cyan, orange, purple, etc.) to make your home life more colorful.

 The RGBW light strip controller is a four-way control. It needs to be matched with the four-way light strip. On the basis of red, green and blue (R, G, B), a white color is added. This white color can be a warm color or a cold color. What color the light bar is, will be what color it appears.

 RGBW CW light strip controller is a five-way controller. It needs to be matched with a five-way light strip. On the basis of red, green, blue and white (R, G, B, W), add one channel. The white color can be warm white, or It can be cold white. What color the light bar is, will be what color it appears.