#1 PART - PROJECT IoT Nixie Clock Shield for Arduino Use your Arduino and build IoT Nixie Clock, Thermometer and Hygrometer. Nixie Clock Shield is designed for all Arduino boards (uno, micro, nano), but works best with the new board Arduino Nano 33 IoT....
I built a clock like this earlier using ancient OSRAM smart displays, but I wondered if the ESP8266 Arduino code was fast and flexible enough to run a six-digit multiplexed Nixie clock. Because I had done this with my earlier clock, I added the a Bosch...
My first take on the LED nixie was to solder 7 segments together in free space using heavy gauge wires for the supports on the bottom segments and the finest wire I could find (10um diameter!) for the others thinking this would look most like a Nixie...
Steam Clock There are moments in the life of a tinker, hacker etc. when worlds are changing. One of these moments was my change from a basic based microcontroller to the big world of Arduino. I started the microcontroller programming around 1999 with...
The LED Clock project build extends the simpler @Shrimpingit Alarm Clock Project.In turn the Alarm Clock project is based on the Shrimp build (originally reported at http://hackaday.com/2012/11/10/the-ultimate-low-cost-dev-board/This project adds a 'unary'...
You can find all the sourcecode and schematics here: https://github.com/atheros/backtothefuture-clockThis projects attempts to recreate a Time Circuit Clock from Back to The Future movie with some additional features (and one feature missing, obviously).Some...
While waiting for PCBs for another project, I decided to revive more old boards and components. The board in question is a 12 hour clock display with 3 LEDs per segment that I made in the late 70s. A few years back I got it working again with the original...
This time I will show you how to build a nice-looking ring clock. The clock uses a WS2812 ring containing 60 Leds,(4 Quarter circle neopixels x 15 Leds) and it is ideal for this purpose. This is an analog-style digital clock...
Motivation: I sometime play games into the night without realizing how late it is. I need a clock below my monitor that is non-distracting, large, easy to read in my peripheral vision. Also it would be ideal if is set and forget i.e. accurate enough...
See the description above, regarding the Binary Ice Clock and 7-seg Binary Clock, which largely inspired this venture! For several years, I developed "avr-lvds-lcd" aka "LCDdirectLVDS", which enables an LVDS-interfaced LCD [such as from a laptop]...
The clock is made using arduino and other components as mentioned the files and all pictures are attached below the control of the clock is done by arduino or you can use 74HC595 Drivers for easy control In this case, I used it to simulate an analog...
Aim I made this Clock because I have a addressable LED strip laying around and I want to use it. Then I saw my room doesn't have a good Clock that matches its walls. So I Decided to make a Clock which can change its colors according to users mood or...
Controller Almost any 8-bit AVR controller is suitable. I used an Adafruit Pro Trinket since I had one lying around, but any ATmega328 or ATmega32U4 based Arduino Pro Mini, Arduino Nano, Teensy, Adafruit ItsyBitsy, or Adafruit Metro Mini would work too....
Prologue Original version of this clock started around March 2017. This happened by somewhat of a coincidence, as I noticed that the bedroom clock seemed to slow down quite noticeably only after a few weeks. That and the annoying task of replacing batteries...
Why another clock? The clocks people use to tell the time of day consist of a display to show what time it is, a timebase to drive the display, and a case to hold them. The number of ways people have found to build clocks -- to vary the display, the...