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* Added rmt component with Rmt and RmtEncoder classes * Added example showing the use of the Rmt component to control RGB LED on the TinyS3 * Updated docs * Updated ci
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Description
Motivation and Context
One-wire LEDs are very common (requiring only data and no clock) - and can be easily driven with the RMT peripheral in ESP (they even provide examples for this. This allows many LEDs to be driven without using PWM and in a way that allows many different colors to be displayed simultaneously.
How has this been tested?
Building and running the example on the TinyS3.
Screenshots (if appropriate, e.g. schematic, board, console logs, lab pictures):
rmt_example.mp4
Types of changes
Checklist:
Software
.github/workflows/build.ymlfile to add my new test to the automated cloud build github action.