WS2812style
WS2812style is an informal term used in electronics and hobbyist communities to describe the conventional approach and best practices for driving WS2812 family addressable RGB LEDs. It is not a formal standard, but a label for sequences of techniques that rely on the WS2812’s integrated LED driver, a single-wire data protocol, and 24-bit color data per LED. The term often appears in tutorials, libraries, and project descriptions.
The WS2812 uses a one-wire, high-speed serial protocol clocked at about 800 kHz. Each LED receives 24
Electrical and mechanical considerations: WS2812 LEDs run from about 5V and can draw up to 60 mA
Software and usage: Popular libraries such as Adafruit NeoPixel and FastLED support WS2812 style control, providing