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Modern Dice

Modern Dice
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I like playing dice games like mensch, snakes & ladders, yahtzee, and …. Nowadays everything appears in modern form, so it must be very fun to have a modern dice, an electronic dice with LEDs and a microcontroller. If you want to make a modern dice follow this instructable.

 
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Step 1What you need

What you need
To make this dice you need the following components and tools:
  • Printed circuit (find files in the next step)
  • Copper board
  • Sandpaper
  • Iron
  • Circuit board acid
  • 1mm drill
  • Soldering tools
  • 1x PIC12F675 microcontroller + socket
  • 7x 5mm LEDs
  • 7x 470ohm resistors (1/8 watt)
  • 1x 10k resistor
  • 1x Simple push button
  • 1x 3V coin battery + battery holder(I couldn't find a battery holder so I made it myself)
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8 comments
Aug 23, 2011. 3:33 AMomnibot says:
Cool job! I especially like the DIY coincell holder on the bottom, I am SO gonna copy that for my own projects.
Aug 13, 2011. 8:19 AMfarzadbayan says:
Good Job Vahid! :))
Jun 20, 2011. 9:46 PMartworker says:
Man! very beautiful! Get a mac style casing designed and market it! The circuit is perfect!
Jun 19, 2011. 7:05 AMBongmaster says:
looks kool, how about encasing it in resin, but somehow leave a hole for battery access and roll button?
Jun 19, 2011. 8:16 AMdavemmanc says:
You could try switching to smt parts and get it closer to dice size.

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Author:vahid_you2004(Visit dihav.com)
I'm a mechanical engineer, and I like computer programming, mechanics, electronics and specially the robotics.