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>
> I'm looking for an LED driver that can drive RGB LED's multiplexed. I'm
> working on a project for a customer that needs to have approx 120 RGB
> LED's (so 360 individual segments) in a thin strip of under 1 sq inch,
> so space is *TIGHT*.  The elements need to be addressed individually.
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>
Not sure I understand the geometry you're expressing. Long strip 1 inch
tall and 1 inch wide? Or a one inch cube that has 120 LEDs in it?
With that many RGB LEDs my first choice would be one of the pixel
addressable RGB LED strips.
The WS2812 strips use a one-wire time based protocol that can be a bit of a
pain.
The APA102c strips cost a bit more, but they're SPI which can make things a
lot easier in certain situations.



-Denny
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