In this video I’ll show you how to build you own real life Arduino based RGB colour picker using a cheap colour sensor and a few other small components. This colour picker allows you to pick RGB colours directly from everyday objects enabling you to recreate the colours you see in real life objects on your pc or mobile phone. It also simulates the picked colour on an RGB LED
For a detailed write-up on the build and further description of the code and the circuit diagram, have a look at the full build through this link – [ Ссылка ]
Download 3D print files – [ Ссылка ]
Download the code – [ Ссылка ]
Parts List and Purchase Links:
Arduino Pro Micro – [ Ссылка ]
Breadboard & Jumpers – [ Ссылка ]
16x2 LCD – [ Ссылка ]
TCS34725 Colour Sensor – [ Ссылка ]
Female Header Strip - [ Ссылка ]
RGB LED – [ Ссылка ]
10K Potentiometer – [ Ссылка ]
Pushbutton – [ Ссылка ]
2 x 10K Resistors – [ Ссылка ]
3 x 220 Ohm Resistors – [ Ссылка ]
1 x 470 Ohm Resistor – [ Ссылка ]
3D Printer & Filament (Optional For Enclosure) – This One Used - [ Ссылка ]
If you’ve got any suggestions for Arduino projects or tutorials, let me know in the comments section below.
