PT4110E89E - White LED driver based on Step-Up converter 1.5A 5.5V

Ready-to-use LED controller with ESP32 and enclosure, compatible with WLED. Wi-Fi support, 5V outputs, microphone, IR, NeoPixel, and screw terminals. Adafruit 6333

A set of elements that allows you to build an economical lamp powered from a mains socket using a standard micro USB charger. In this version, a dedicated board is used, which makes the set more aesthetic and easier to assemble. Kitronik 2161

This tiny microcontroller card connector plugs into your computer\'s USB port, allowing you to power and control your NeoPixel (SK6812, WS2812) or DotStar (AP102) LEDs without soldering or complicated wiring.

Programmable RGB and RGBA LED driver

RGB color control board based on STP04CM05, STM, RoHS

The PicoBuck LED Driver is an economical and easy to use driver that will allow you to control and blend three different LEDs on three different channels. By default, each channel is driven at 330mA; that current can be reduced by either presenting an analog voltage or a PWM signal to the board. COM-13705

I2C LED driver chip has the ability to PWM each individual LED in a 16x9 grid. Adafruit 2946

LED adapters that allow easy control of LEDs (dimming, flickering, pulsing) in Tiny FX based projects. They feature AVX 9276 connectors and built-in 33Ω resistors, eliminating the need for soldering and external components. Compact and durable, they are great for models, LEGO® scenes and light decorations. Pimoroni PIM751

Compact board for controlling RGB and white LED strips, allowing easy connection without the need for soldering. With WS2811F and N-channel FETs, it supports up to 3A of current per channel, making it ideal for high-current LED strips, but does not support RGBW strips. Adafruit 5888

KAmodPCA9533 is a module with LED driver from NXP. The module allows you to control the brightness of 4 LEDs using programmable PWM signals (with a frequency from 0.591 Hz to 152 Hz). I2C interface. The board is equipped with a Pmod I2C standard connector and a KAMAMI connector

RGB LED strip controller with WiFi communication. It enables remote control of multi-colored strips with diodes powered with voltage from 5V to 28V using a mobile application. SL-LC01

RGB LED strip controller with an infrared receiver. Enables remote control of multi-colored strips with diodes type 3528 and 5050 powered with voltage of 12 V using an IR remote control

Compact 5V and 12V LED strip controller, supporting popular addressable models such as WS2812, WS2813 and WS2815. Compatibility with Seeed Studio XIAO boards and support for WLED and ESPHome applications allows easy integration with smart lighting and smart home systems. Thanks to the Grove interface and built-in security, the module is ideal for DIY projects, home automation and interactive lighting installations. Seeed Studio 105100021

LED and audio controller designed for lighting effects in LEGO® compatible models, dioramas and decorations. It offers six mono channels, one RGB channel, audio amplifier, sensor inputs and a Qw/ST connector – all without the need for soldering. It enables the creation of advanced animations, lighting effects and synchronized audio in a compact form factor. Pimoroni PIM718

A compact converter designed to drive LEDs in series and parallel circuits. The device generates voltages up to 40V and currents up to 400mA from a 3-5V supply, with the output current adjustable via mini DIP switches. The board features a built-in 1.2A switch, overvoltage protection, and PWM LED dimming. Adafruit 6354

The Pico-DALI2 module enables the implementation of DALI2 communication in projects based on ESP32-C6-Pico and ESP32-S3-Pico boards. Thanks to its compatibility with the Pico interface, DALI screw terminals, and ready-to-use programming examples, it is well-suited for smart lighting and building automation applications.