This project designs an RGB lighting ring based on stm32f103c8t6. The board is very small, a circle with a diameter of about 36mm. Leading out the swd debugging interface, you can program the 8 RBG small lights to flash in a specific pattern. There is also a button on the back of the board, which can be programmed to be used as a switch, to adjust the light brightness, or to change the flashing rules of the small lights. An external 3.3V stable power supply is required for use. There is also a hole with a diameter of 3mm on the board, which can be used as a key pendant and other decorations.
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