Schematic Design Description
2. Power Module uses ME6211, outputting 3.3V to power the ESP8266
3. Charging Module uses TP4054, Type-C interface; charging occurs when LED21 is red, and it turns off when fully charged.
4. Use WS2812 in 2020 package, 20 on each side.
PCB Design Description 
3. Enter your home router's name and password in "Network name". The ESP-8266 will connect to your Wi-Fi.
4. Open the "WLED" mobile app, click the "+" in the upper right corner, enter the interface, click "discover lights", find the ESP-8266, and it will display "Found WLED" after successful connection. Return to the interface to see the newly added device, click to enter the device to set it up and operate it.
5. In the "colors" menu, you can freely select the color and brightness. In the "EFFects" menu, you can choose from various marquee effects, with a wide variety available.
Product Demonstration:
2. Image of the PCB mounted on a Gundam; 3. Demonstration video showing
how it can be upgraded to a cyberpunk mask : https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1k4g1eEE8M/?vd_source=abcbb552800df51b7d0f36ef6f2c0d77

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