Arduino "Analogue" LED Clock, which gets its time from NTP instead of RTClib and renders the time using a WS2812B LED strip.
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led-ring-clock

An Arduino-based analog clock using an WS2812B addressable RGB LED ring as a display.

This sketch requires the FastLED library, the Wire library (built-in), the EEPROM library (built-in), and the Adafruit RTClib.

https://github.com/FastLED/FastLED https://github.com/adafruit/RTClib

3D-printable enclosure

Design files available on Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2730265

Electronics information

The LED ring is connected to digital pin 3. Momentary N/O button is connected to digital pin 4 with 10K pullup resistor. 10K potentiometer is connected across power and ground and the wiper is connected to Analog 0. DS1307 RTC breakout is connected to the board's default I2C pins. This code has only been tested with an Adafruit 24 Neopixel Ring, but should (hopefully) work with any type or size of WS2812B ring, and with minimal changes it should work with rings using other types of RGB LEDs. The code should work on any ATmega328 based board.