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This is a little sparse on details, but the original project is define here; [http://www.bramknaapen.com/?p=549] | This is a little sparse on details, but the original project is define here; [http://www.bramknaapen.com/?p=549] | ||
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| - | + | Here's the rough parts list from the blog; | |
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| + | Arduino Mini Pro | ||
| + | USB-Serial converter | ||
| + | 12x TLC5940PWP (SMD) Led drivers | ||
| + | 60x RGB SMD LEDs | ||
| + | DS1307 + battery to keep track of time | ||
| + | Loads of circuitboards (12 black ones and 60 white ones) | ||
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| + | Obviously, we'll need something more concrete for construction of one of these. I wonder if we can use an Arduino Nano to replace the first 2 items. We could do a custom shield to hold the DS1307 and a small battery for backup power, and connectors for LEDs | ||
Revision as of 00:27, 8 September 2010
This is a little sparse on details, but the original project is define here; [1]
http://www.bramknaapen.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/_mg_3234.jpg
Here's the rough parts list from the blog;
Arduino Mini Pro USB-Serial converter 12x TLC5940PWP (SMD) Led drivers 60x RGB SMD LEDs DS1307 + battery to keep track of time Loads of circuitboards (12 black ones and 60 white ones)
Obviously, we'll need something more concrete for construction of one of these. I wonder if we can use an Arduino Nano to replace the first 2 items. We could do a custom shield to hold the DS1307 and a small battery for backup power, and connectors for LEDs
