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Step 6Schemmy
The top chip is the optocoupler, a 4n27 in this case. Actually it's two of them, stacked. The outer leads represent the bottom coupler. The inner leads are the top coupler. The pins are bent up, in this scemmy.
The bottom chip is the microcontroller. It is deadbugged, thus the numbering is backwards. The pins are not bent in this case, but left as is.
The bottom chip is the microcontroller. It is deadbugged, thus the numbering is backwards. The pins are not bent in this case, but left as is.
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Nov 3, 2009. 5:38 PMblahblah01
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yes I agree, hacking things can be totally fun and esciting, but what was the purpose/intention of this instructable?
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Aug 7, 2011. 3:46 PMmgarvin
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I am also wondering what this does... Soldering and confusing work for no apparent result.
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May 1, 2011. 12:37 AMSatella
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Im agree with you.... what was all that?
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