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I had toyed with the idea of making a metronome a while ago when my girlfriend’s metronome broke. Instead of buying a new one I suggested making one. ...
To build this metronome, you will need the following components: ATmega328p Microcontroller (Jameco #2139111) IC Socket (Jameco #112300) ...
The hardware set up for the metronome is pretty simple. Since I designed it as a kit, I tried to keep the number of parts to a minimum while still hav...
In the interest if space, and for readers not particularly interested in the software that runs this, I have decided to forgo explaining the code here...
The board was designed with size in mind. I wanted to keep it as small as possible while still having all the components laid out in an easy to use wa...
Assembly of the device is fairly straight forward. I tried to make the locations of the parts on the PCB as clear as possible with well labeled silk s...
After I put the batteries in the holder I attached a piece of velcro the holder and the back of the PCB so that I could attach the two together. And ...
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