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Here is the finished product.
The Christmas tree is made with an arduino ATMEGA-168 chip.
I used it as a belated christmas gift for someone in a gift exchange.
First instructable so please take it easy on me should i do something blaringly wrong.
Attatched are the scematic and the PCB Layout in PDF and EAGLE format.
Also attatched is the program i used for the ATMEGA-168
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Here are the Materials I used for the tree:
Stiff Stainless Steel Baling Wire
14 cut and stripped 5" segments of hookup wire (red)
An Arduino ATMEGA-168 Chip
A specified PCB (file attatched)
An old USB Cord
A Piezo Speaker
14 100 ohm Resistors
2 22pF Capacitors
1 100nF Capacitor
7 Red LEDs (diffused)
6 Green LEDs (diffused)
1 Amber LED (diffused)
A 16MHZ crystal oscillator
2 3 pin ICSP (in-circuit serial programming) headers *six pins total
A Lid to an old can or tin.
Electrical Tape
Solder
Soldering Iron
Wire Cutters
Wire Strippers
Stiff Stainless Steel Baling Wire
14 cut and stripped 5" segments of hookup wire (red)
An Arduino ATMEGA-168 Chip
A specified PCB (file attatched)
An old USB Cord
A Piezo Speaker
14 100 ohm Resistors
2 22pF Capacitors
1 100nF Capacitor
7 Red LEDs (diffused)
6 Green LEDs (diffused)
1 Amber LED (diffused)
A 16MHZ crystal oscillator
2 3 pin ICSP (in-circuit serial programming) headers *six pins total
A Lid to an old can or tin.
Electrical Tape
Solder
Soldering Iron
Wire Cutters
Wire Strippers
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Dec 20, 2011. 8:36 PMchipper35
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Lots of photos! Good show!!
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Dec 7, 2010. 12:03 PMarduino man
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I can't get the code.
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Dec 7, 2010. 5:45 PMbrucedamoose16 (author)
says:
whats the problem? does the file xmas.cpp not download ? it works on my computer
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Jan 18, 2010. 2:50 PMbrucedamoose16 (author)
says:
sorry about the sideways picture. you can always tilt your head/ turn your monitor on its side
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