39 Results for "8-bit cpu"

Time Machine Mk. 8
Project by Eric Min
An attempt at a DIY watch focused on low-power, high performance operation
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74xx Discrete Clock
Project by Stephan
A retro-style digital clock based on 74xx discrete logic chips
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KronoX | Light-Encoding Timekeeper
Project by ACROBOTIC Industries
Using the versatile ESP8266 to control an 8-bit array of LEDs for displaying a single-digit binary clock!
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MCU-Less DS1302 Calendar Clock
Project by Sleepy Pony
Doing SPI with a microcontroller is boring. Why not do it with dozens of logic chips and 555 instead?
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Simple counter/clock
Project by Pavel
4-bit counter hooked up to 7-segment display showing succession of hexadecimal digits
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QuadriSept
Project by Mark Wilson
A bedside alarm clock using digits made up of FOUR seven-segment characters.
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Modular Nixie Display
Project by Johnny
Modular nixie display board based on the soviet Russian IN-12A cold-cathode tubes.
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Nixie Clock
Project by Marcel Ochsendorf
Simple arduino based nixie clock for different tube types
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NXP Phase Frequency Detector
Project by shane kirkbride
This is a phase frequency detector based using NXP 74aup2g57gm.
- 1.7k
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3D Printed Pendulum Clock
Project by Steve
A 3D printed clock in PLA. It has an 8 day runtime with an accuracy of 1-2 minutes per week.
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8088 Homebrew Computer
Project by s0s
This is an 8088 homebrew computer I'm building on a breadboard, with a simple command line.
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Abacus Clock
Project by Steven Roch
A clock that uses Abacus logic to display the current time.
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binaryClock
Project by Jeremias
A nerdy clock with LED’s including an ATmega328P, a RTC and everyone’s favorite WiFi-Chip.
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Industrial Alarm Clock
Project by Insight Machines Lab
What can you make from an old tea can? A big and heavy alarm clock - that's what!
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Orbital Atomic Clock Downlink, or you know, a GPS.
Project by Robotto
An Arduino ProMicro using a GPS module to get the time, and then show it on a vintage NSA1166 LED display. Also: a bit of freeform :)
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