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The RGB LED Module is a simple yet essential tool as an indicator. It can emit light in 3 separate colors, red, green and blue. Each color gets an input in the range of [0, 255] as a level of its intensity. The color values can be mixed in order to create any color.

The module can be used as a status indicator in many systems, when an operation is completed or there is an unexpected occurrence, RGB LED can be used to indicate the situation in a selected color. Thus, it will make easier to understand the system behavior without directly interacting and debugging it.

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Here are some of the sample projects that include this module:

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The Python-based LED Blink application, incorporating the SMD Motor Driver and LED Module Add-on, offers users the ability to manage LED blinking through Acrome SMD. Created for ease of use, this project serves as an excellent introduction for individuals interested in experimenting with hardware control using Python.

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The interactive Python project named "LED Turn On/Off" utilizes an SMD Motor Driver, an add-on LED Module, and a Push Button Module to enable users to control the LED's state. It is tailored to offer an engaging hands-on experience for those keen on integrating Python programming with hardware control, showcasing fundamental input and output interactions in a straightforward manner.

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The Python-based “Automatic LED Turn On/Off” application integrates an SMD Motor Driver, an add-on LED Module, and an Ambient Light Sensor Module to form an intelligent lighting system. This project automatically adjusts the LED’s state according to ambient light conditions, offering an energy-efficient solution suitable for diverse environments.

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The "Security System" application is a Python-based project that leverages hardware components to create a simple yet effective security monitoring system. This project utilizes an SMD Motor Driver, an RGB LED Module, a Buzzer Module, and an HC-SR04 Ultrasonic Distance Module. The system is designed to activate an alarm and visual warning signals if the detected distance falls below a predetermined threshold.