Detailed Description

lbuild module: modm:driver:sk6812

Drives any number of chained SK6812 RGBW LEDs using a 3-bit SPI encoding (0 -> 100, 1 -> 110) running at 3 MHz. Thus, writing one LED takes 32µs and 12 bytes of memory.

There are several caveats:

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1. This only provides a blocking write API, due to technical limitations.
2. Atomicity is not enforced, this should be done externally if required.
3. The memory footprint is 4x as large, due to the bit stuffing for SPI.
4. There is no enforced reset period of at least 50µs after the write is finished, it is up to the user to not trigger another write too early.

This driver directly accesses the STM32 HAL to keep the transmit register full, due to a lack of DMA capability in modm, thus this driver is STM32-only for now.

Warning

SystemClock Limitations This driver requires a 3 MHz ±10% SPI clock in order to get the protocol timing right. Depending on your device clock tree and the SPI prescalers, this might require lowering the frequency of the entire device! If this is unacceptable, consider using APA102.