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I will make a socket for the teensy to fit in so I can take it out for use in other projects. | I will make a socket for the teensy to fit in so I can take it out for use in other projects. | ||
| − | Since the µC can do much more than just | + | Since the µC can do much more than just blink and beep (and the firmware takes up something like 5% of the memory) I want to add some other features: |
* a button that switches to a different meditation-mode (brain frequency) | * a button that switches to a different meditation-mode (brain frequency) | ||
Revision as of 14:43, 18 July 2012
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| Skills | Soldering, Basic electronics, Coding |
| Status | Active |
| Niche | Electronics |
| Purpose | Fun |
Since I had a (fake) teensy left with no project for it I decided to make a Brain Machine.
Basically it's blinking lights and beeping sound that put you in a state of total relaxation .. or something.
Bill of Materials
- at90usb162 (fake Teensy 1.0 from $wellknownchinesevendor)
- 2 LEDs (blinky blink)
- 2 Resistors (68Ω)
- 2 capacitors (0.46µF)
- minijack-plug (ripped from an old dvdrom-drive)
- logarithmic dual-potmeter (volume control)
- some wiring
- old pair of laboratory glasses
I will make a socket for the teensy to fit in so I can take it out for use in other projects.
Since the µC can do much more than just blink and beep (and the firmware takes up something like 5% of the memory) I want to add some other features:
- a button that switches to a different meditation-mode (brain frequency)
- moar LEDs! \o/ (maybe a row of LEDs on the front that do a nice KIT-thingy, or some other spacey/trippy blinky-things)
- ... (suggestions are welcome :) )
Pictures
Prototype all wired up on breadboard
Blinkyblink
