Introduction: TinkerCad Binary Clock

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A clock made on TinkerCad(also building it in real life but no time to finish it for the clock contest due 2/27/23). Red represents minutes while white represents hours. The yellow represents AM and blue for PM. The LED off represents 0 while the LED on represents 1. Hours go up to 12 while minutes go to 59, both represented by binary.

Supplies

  • Device that can run TinkerCad
  • TinkerCad

Step 1: Open TinkerCad

Open TinkerCad by searching it up on a search engine.

Step 2: Create the File

Create the file by clicking plus new and circuits.

Step 3: Build the Circuit

Build the circuit on TinkerCad according to the picture.

Step 4: Paste the Code

Copy and paste or hand type the code from the PDF to the code part on TinkerCad (I created this code by using the code on https://forum.arduino.cc/t/decimal-to-binary-conversion-with-led/964644/6 and help from Joel.)

Attachments

Step 5: Run the Code and See It Work

Run the code and see the results(open the serial monitor to see what prints).