The TK95 at an angle: a black board with a gold border, two flat white rectangular LEDs one above the other near the top, two black resistors and two brown capacitors to their left, two small three-legged transistors with a resistor beside each in the middle, two round LEGO holes, a desk-lamp drawing, lonely binary up the right edge, and a right-angle four-pin header.
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Dual Bright LEDs

Two 5730-size white LEDs on a TinkerBlock board, one warm (3000K) and one cool (6500K), each switched by its own S8050 transistor with a 10 Ω resistor from VCC. A pin for each colour, PWM for brightness and for every white between the two. VCC may be 5 V on a 3.3 V board; on 5 V, cap the PWM at two thirds.

Per LED
168mA from 5 V; 62 mA from 3.3 V
Whites
3000K + 6500Ka pin each
VCC
5Vsafe on a 3.3 V board
On 5 V
170of 255 at most

Turn it over and see all four holes wired: GND, VCC and a pin for each white. Each colour pin reaches only 1 kΩ into its transistor's base; VCC reaches only the two 10 Ω resistors and the capacitors, which is why it may be 5 V on a 3.3 V board.

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