Electronics

The Workbench

The Workbench

on11 January 2015 / in Electronics

  The workbench remains littered with ATtiny45’s, Arduino, LEDs, and breadboards.    

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5 LED Blink Slow Out of Sequence

5 LED Blink Slow Out of Sequence

on19 December 2014 / in Blog, Electronics, Hardware, How To, LED

  Breadboard prototype test for Five LEDs with Atmel ATtiny45 microcontroller programmed with Arduino to slowly blink out of sequence. Blink Order is: led3, led1, led5, led4, led2     Video can be found on The eTextile Lounge youTube channel. Binary sketch size: 1,014 bytes (of a 4,096 byte maximum) Error Message – IGNORE avrdude: please define PAGEL and BS2 […]

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Coffee?

Coffee?

on03 December 2014 / in Blog, Electronics, Studio

  Yes please!    

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Returning to the Buzzer Circuit

Returning to the Buzzer Circuit

on01 December 2014 / in Blog, Electronics

  I didn’t solve this circuit prototype the first time.     So I’m back at it again!    

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Paper Computing Tests

Paper Computing Tests

on26 November 2014 / in Blog, Electronics, Hardware, Paper Computing

  Way back in 2011 I used CUPro conductive paint to test different application methods for circuit boards and LEDs. Thanks to my impeccable filing system I just found the sample papers and the paint.     GOOD NEWS – the paint is still is working as a conductive trace! In fact even after three years the resistance remains the […]

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DigiKey Ribbon Cable Connector

DigiKey Ribbon Cable Connector

on19 November 2014 / in Electronics, Hardware, Reviews

  A no-sew conductive trace can be assembled by using Flat Flexible Connectors (FFC) and a conductive ribbon. Simple. Durable. Cost effective.   This conductive ribbon is from Fabrick in 100+ yard orders and has three conductive traces woven into the ribbon.   The FFC is available from DigiKey: Male 609-2178-ND Female 609-2160-ND   Please note that in this example […]

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The Anatomy of a Coin Cell Battery

The Anatomy of a Coin Cell Battery

on14 November 2014 / in Blog, Electronics, Hardware

  I use 3V coin cell batteries in many of my eTextile and paper computing projects. They’re small, easy to use, and effectively power multiple LEDs. In general the negative terminal is the underside, unmarked, and has a dotted textured surface. While the positive side will be marked with a + symbol. These CR2032, as with the design of most […]

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5 LED Fade Slow in Sequence

5 LED Fade Slow in Sequence

on12 November 2014 / in Blog, Electronics, Hardware, How To

New video on The eTextile Lounge youTube channel!. You can also watch this on the eTextile Lounge youTube channel. Arduino Code can be uploaded to ATtiny45 using the Arduino as ISP Tutorial. /*Five LED Fade Slow in SEQUENCE*/ /*Arduino Uno v.1.0.3 as ISP for Atmel ATtiny45 internal 8MHz clock*/ /*using software PWM*/ /*14 Ocotber 2014*/ /*lynne bruning for The eTextile […]

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5 LED Blink Slow in Sequence

5 LED Blink Slow in Sequence

on05 November 2014 / in Blog, Electronics, How To

    New video on The eTextile Lounge youTube channel!. Arduino Code can be uploaded to ATtiny45 using the Arduino as ISP Tutorial   /*FIVE LED Blink Slow in Sequence*/ /*Arduino Uno v.1.0.3 as ISP for Atmel ATtiny45 internal 8MHz clock*/ /*14 Ocotber 2014*/ /*lynne bruning for The eTextile Lounge*/ /*http://lbruning.com/etextilelounge*/ int led1 = 0; int led2 = 1; int […]

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5 LED Blink Fast in Sequence

5 LED Blink Fast in Sequence

on29 October 2014 / in Blog, Electronics, How To

    New video can be viewed on The eTextile Lounge youTube channel. Arduino Code can be uploaded to ATtiny45 using the Arduino as ISP Tutorial. /*Five LED Blink Fast in Sequence*/ /*Arduino Uno v.1.0.3 as ISP for Atmel ATtiny45 internal 8MHz clock*/ /*14 Ocotber 2014*/ /*lynne bruning for The eTextile Lounge*/ /*http://lbruning.com/etextilelounge*/ // led is attached to pin int […]

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