AVR recycling
Dangling intelligence
Dangling intelligence
Still driving to Copenhagen
20 Swedish Kronor Bill
Frederiks Kirke
Still driving back home
Copenhagen Harbour
A "let me cross the water" building
A sunset
Børsen
Vor Frelsers Kirke
Near Copenhagen "Kastellet"
A sunset
Indoor Skiing
Copenhagen Canal Tour
Malmö Parking Ticket
A sunset
Bridge again
Copenhagen Canal Tour
Vor Frelsers Kirke
Driving to Copenhagen
On the Ferry to Copenhagen
Old com system
Old com system
Knock knock
Knock sensor waveforms
Knock sensor waveforms
Makeshift workbench
Knock sensor + amp
Knock sensor + amp
Knock knock
Knock knock
Knock knock
New batch of boards
RGB LED Ring - V1.21
RGB LED Ring - V1.21 front side
White Wagtail
Scarlet Minivet
Red-whiskered Bulbul
Roseate Tern
TI-85 magically fixed ;-)
TI-89
TI-89
TI-89 front cover
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AVR recycling


Initially I wanted to use a PDIP ATmega168, but it was just way too large. The knock sensor needs some more space, as it needs an opamp. Luckily the latest LED Ring boards already include a 5V regulator, which saves some more space. The number of available IO pins is sufficient as well (6 including RX/TX, but only RX is shared).
I added a jumper to disconnect the reed relay from the RX pin when I need to update the code. It turns out that a load of 500Ω doesn't interfere at all. I can hear the relay click happily during upload.
I added a jumper to disconnect the reed relay from the RX pin when I need to update the code. It turns out that a load of 500Ω doesn't interfere at all. I can hear the relay click happily during upload.
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