Towards re-illuminating my kitchen workspace...
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First on-site test for LED lights in the kitchen
PWM again...
Sugruized fingers
Black sugru - still sticky
Sugru - Shelf life expired
Black sugru is in much better shape
Sugru - Shelf life expired
Fixed saddle
Sugru - Shelf life expired
Sugru - Shelf life expired
worn out saddle
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Kitchen lighting perfboard prototype
3 of these just failed
Kitchen lighting perfboard prototype
3 of these just failed
Kitchen lighting perfboard prototype
Kitchen lighting perfboard prototype
ATtiny2313 - USI SPI master
Tiny2313 header kit - by tinkerlog
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Tiny2313 header kit - by tinkerlog
Tiny2313 header kit - modded
Tiny2313 header kit - front focused
Tiny2313 header kit - rear focused
Just some serial I/O with labview
The new arduino forum - load test
PTouch 1000 - brains
Label printer - printing head
Label printer - printing head
Label printer - printing head
Label printer - printing head
Printing head - loose tape
Printing head - tape pressed down
IKEA Sunnan - PCB top
IKEA Sunnan - PCB bottom
IKEA Sunnan - schematic
IKEA Sunnan - LED / quiescent current
Happy New Year 2011
Comparison: LED / CFL - end
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Towards re-illuminating my kitchen workspace...


Currently there are still CFL tubes mounted below the cupboards in my kitchen. The switches are beginning to fail one by one. No replacements to be found anywhere. The problem is that the housing is way too small to fit any kind of switch that can be considered as "safe" for 220V. I'm planning to replace these with 12V LED modules. This is an idea on how to drive them with an ATtiny2313 + MBI5168 constant current driver (quite cheap).
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