2. 3D view and physical image of the LED control board PCB .
4. 3D photo of the casing (casing size is 65mm*65mm*65mm) .
4. Physical photo 

. IV. Circuit description and usage introduction: 1. This project consists of an LED board + LED control board. The LED board is made of aluminum substrate for easy heat dissipation of the LEDs. The board has 16 5050 WS2812 LEDs; one 40V, 200mA COB LED for cool light; and 10 series 2 parallel warm white 2835 LEDs, totaling 20.
3. The project uses the SY7301 chip for both warm and cool light. This chip is an LED current driver chip. The SY7301A features a boost DC/DC converter to provide precise, constant current to drive the LEDs. Operating at a fixed switching frequency of 1MHz, it allows the use of small-value external ceramic capacitors and inductors. The series-connected LEDs are driven by a regulated current set by an external resistor. The SY7301A is ideal for driving up to 10 white LEDs in series or up to 40V.
5. The board's switch circuit: when the switch is pressed, IO4 detects the button action. Hardware-wise, the p-MOS conducts, and after the MCU powers on, it pulls IO19 high, forming a self-locking mechanism.
7. The lamp's top cover uses an acrylic cover plate, also printed by JLCPCB. Below are the acrylic printing specifications. Additionally, the PCB project file also contains the printed pattern, all open-source on the project platform. (The right side shows a color screen to be added later, a requirement for upgrades; updates are available. The color screen will display color, battery level, etc.)
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