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(The electronics of the Krieger Dreamer Peeper, with very ad-hoc construction. - The switch on the lower-right turns the Peeper on. - ATTiny85 is on bottom-middle. It generates science-fiction sound effects and flashes the lights. - LM7805 voltage regul...) |
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== Summary == |
== Summary == |
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The electronics of the Krieger Dreamer Peeper, with very ad-hoc construction. |
The electronics of the Krieger Dreamer Peeper, with very ad-hoc construction. |
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- The switch on the lower-right turns the Peeper on. |
- The switch on the lower-right turns the Peeper on. |
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- ATTiny85 is on bottom-middle. It generates science-fiction sound effects and flashes the lights. |
- ATTiny85 is on bottom-middle. It generates science-fiction sound effects and flashes the lights. |
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- LM7805 voltage regulator is above ATTiny |
- LM7805 voltage regulator is above ATTiny |
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- Logic-level MOSFET on the left amplifies the audio signal from the ATTiny |
- Logic-level MOSFET on the left amplifies the audio signal from the ATTiny |
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- Switch on top-left switches audio source between ATTiny (sound effects) and the mp3 player (human voice "extracted from dreams") |
- Switch on top-left switches audio source between ATTiny (sound effects) and the mp3 player (human voice "extracted from dreams") |
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- Logic-level MOSFET out of view on the right powers 20 10-watt LEDs |
- Logic-level MOSFET out of view on the right powers 20 10-watt LEDs |
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- Capacitor on top-left prevents brownout when LEDs are flashed |
- Capacitor on top-left prevents brownout when LEDs are flashed |
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- 120-Watt speaker on top-left plays sound effects |
- 120-Watt speaker on top-left plays sound effects |
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All parts were scavenged from the parts bins in Bloominglabs. |
All parts were scavenged from the parts bins in Bloominglabs. |
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== Licensing == |
== Licensing == |
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Revision as of 15:54, 1 February 2017
Summary
The electronics of the Krieger Dreamer Peeper, with very ad-hoc construction.
- The switch on the lower-right turns the Peeper on.
- ATTiny85 is on bottom-middle. It generates science-fiction sound effects and flashes the lights.
- LM7805 voltage regulator is above ATTiny
- Logic-level MOSFET on the left amplifies the audio signal from the ATTiny
- Switch on top-left switches audio source between ATTiny (sound effects) and the mp3 player (human voice "extracted from dreams")
- Logic-level MOSFET out of view on the right powers 20 10-watt LEDs
- Capacitor on top-left prevents brownout when LEDs are flashed
- 120-Watt speaker on top-left plays sound effects
All parts were scavenged from the parts bins in Bloominglabs.
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