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This year, for tbd.camp, I wanted to create a truly unique badge that doesn't break the bank and that would actually do it's namesake job well - being a badge - so I created "The Label" - a 1 euro piece of electronics that you can write your name on, wear around your neck with a lanyard, with 40 hypnotizing lights blinking in various patterns to draw attention. | This year, for tbd.camp, I wanted to create a truly unique badge that doesn't break the bank and that would actually do it's namesake job well - being a badge - so I created "The Label" - a 1 euro piece of electronics that you can write your name on, wear around your neck with a lanyard, with 40 hypnotizing lights blinking in various patterns to draw attention. | ||
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To reflect the participatory nature of tbd.camp, participants to the soldering workshop each put together their own label, customizing it by choosing the colors of the LEDs. To assure a harmonious label blinkenfest, each label contains a two-way communication system that will automatically synchronize it to neighboring labels. | To reflect the participatory nature of tbd.camp, participants to the soldering workshop each put together their own label, customizing it by choosing the colors of the LEDs. To assure a harmonious label blinkenfest, each label contains a two-way communication system that will automatically synchronize it to neighboring labels. | ||
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Please respond if you want to join, so we know how much material to bring | Please respond if you want to join, so we know how much material to bring | ||
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| + | -- participants -- | ||
| + | * The0 | ||
| + | * Li0n | ||
| + | * einnor | ||
| + | * Tams | ||
| + | * Jules | ||
| + | * Frogeye | ||
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| + | ^add a name here if you would like to participate | ||
Latest revision as of 13:30, 23 August 2023
| HotplateSMDLabelSolderingWorkshop | |
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| Date | 2023/08/23 |
| Time | 19:00--22:00 |
| Location | Techinc |
| Type | Workshop |
| Contact | The0, Li0n |
TL;DR: Hotplate SMD Label Soldering Workshop
<marketing>
Tradition dictates that every hacker event has a unique badge. These badges are usually elaborate pieces of electronics with everything-BUT-the-kitchen-sink functionality of actually being a badge - An expensive electronics designer orgasm with scant user value that commonly ends up populating bottoms of drawers.
This year, for tbd.camp, I wanted to create a truly unique badge that doesn't break the bank and that would actually do it's namesake job well - being a badge - so I created "The Label" - a 1 euro piece of electronics that you can write your name on, wear around your neck with a lanyard, with 40 hypnotizing lights blinking in various patterns to draw attention.
To reflect the participatory nature of tbd.camp, participants to the soldering workshop each put together their own label, customizing it by choosing the colors of the LEDs. To assure a harmonious label blinkenfest, each label contains a two-way communication system that will automatically synchronize it to neighboring labels.
</marketing>
In this Surface Mounted Device (SMD) soldering workshop you will use a stencil to put minute amounts solder paste onto specific spots on a PCB, place the components into the solder paste spots with tweezers and then reflow/solder everything in one go using a modified kitchen hotplate. During this workshop you will learn a few things about soldering in general, about SMD work specifically and a few tricks that will make working with SMDs more enjoyable The workshop takes about 1 hr, and at most 10 people can join. If there are more people we can do the workshop twice.
Please respond if you want to join, so we know how much material to bring
-- participants --
- The0
- Li0n
- einnor
- Tams
- Jules
- Frogeye
^add a name here if you would like to participate
