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Three controllers were designed enroute to the final simple compact ATtiny25 based design housed in a smart 3D printed case

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Soldering Iron Controller

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Can a binary clock get any more basic than just four LEDs?

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Four Dot Clock

Andrew

Things I've Built

Four Dot Clock

This is a binary clock with just four dots of light. No special timekeeping chip, either. Just one busy little ATtiny45 working its little heart out. Auto-dimming, and 3D printed case. See http://www.zl2pd.com/FourDotClock.html

Soldering Iron Tip Cleaner

Well, if you build a soldering iron controller, you've gotta clean the tips regularly! Supermarkets and a 3D printer to the rescue. See: http://www.zl2pd.com/bitcleaner.html

Soldering Iron Controller

Three different approaches to soldering iron controllers culminating in a compact little controller in a 3D printed enclosure with excellent performance using an ATtiny25 and very little else. See: http://www.zl2pd.com/SolderingStation.html

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Using a MCP4902 DAC to draw in the XY mode of an oscilloscope from a chipKIT Fubarino SD

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KWh counter that logs and uploads data to the could, based on the TI CC3200 development board.

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PS/2 keyboard that displays keys pressed on a TV; like a word processor.

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Arduino Video Terminal

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A large novelty light bulb that changes colour to indicate office status. Controlled by an iPhone app.

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Wifi Office Indicator

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