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A metronome Use STC89C52 Controller and a damaged story spaker

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Description

my 1st thing made by hand, Learn how to MCU programming, and some hand work.

Files

IMG_20161216_163736.jpg Frontend JPEG Image - 2.14 MB - 12/17/2016 at 09:39	Preview	Download

IMG_20161216_164024.jpg Inside, MCU JPEG Image - 2.04 MB - 12/17/2016 at 10:02	Preview	Download

IMG_20161216_163954.jpg Inside, Speaker JPEG Image - 1.76 MB - 12/17/2016 at 10:02	Preview	Download

IMG_20161216_163806.jpg backend, LED dispay and Set key JPEG Image - 1.76 MB - 12/17/2016 at 09:36	Preview	Download

IMG_20161216_163832.jpg Volume adjust JPEG Image - 1.52 MB - 12/17/2016 at 09:36	Preview	Download

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Components

1 × STC89C52 micro controller
2 × LED LED digital Displayer
4 × Keyboard Speed and rythm set key
1 × Story speaker A demaged story speaker toy.

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