Keep your head down, there's two of us in here now
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soul products
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ha thats great.......now make it project a cortana hologram lol
cool biuld man
cool biuld man
thatdecade
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runcornstuntman
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well you could always donate a few to mee??? 
thatdecade
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Attiny45 TSSOP package by thatdecade, on Flickr
Partial assembled by thatdecade, on Flickr
Will get a video soon of using the cortana chip as an on / off switch for suit lights and fans.
Claws61821
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What's that tiny chip sitting between the tweezers? Is that an actual part, or just a chip off something?
Sir Tsaboc
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That is SO legit, I can't wait to see the final product
This is far beyond me.
Great work!
This is far beyond me.
Great work!
That is either the LED or a resistor, both are that small and have to be soldered on by me ;-)
~James 'S'
thatdecade
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Thanks guys.
Claws61821,
That is an Attiny45 AVR microcontroller. I programmed it to animate the circle of LEDs. There is a video in post 1 of the lights doing their thing.
Edit: oh wait, between the tweezers.. That is an LED. Is crazy small, difficult to photograph even with my camera's macro mode. Lights up night for something so tiny.
Claws61821,
That is an Attiny45 AVR microcontroller. I programmed it to animate the circle of LEDs. There is a video in post 1 of the lights doing their thing.
Edit: oh wait, between the tweezers.
. That is an LED. Is crazy small, difficult to photograph even with my camera's macro mode. Lights up night for something so tiny.The Engage
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Wow these things look awesome. Any thoughts of maybe connecting them to a USB flash drive? Would be kinda cool that if you connected it to a computer that it lit up the way you programmed it to.
thatdecade
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If you got the skills, can be reprogrammed with any pattern you want.
thatdecade
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Diving into stage 3 of the project. Make a plastic shell that houses the circuit and a battery (team jlhR2).
To support this effort I am going to change the programming to timer mode; press the button, lights animate, continue to animate for 1 minute then turns off. Press the button to turn back on.
Am going to count how many times I can press the button before the battery dies, I imagine quite a few.
Cortana Sketches by thatdecade, on Flickr
Pictured is the USB charger, is a $3 lithium polymer usb charger, and the shell housing charging port connector.
100_6551.JPG by thatdecade, on Flickr
To support this effort I am going to change the programming to timer mode; press the button, lights animate, continue to animate for 1 minute then turns off. Press the button to turn back on.
Am going to count how many times I can press the button before the battery dies, I imagine quite a few.
Cortana Sketches by thatdecade, on Flickr
Pictured is the USB charger, is a $3 lithium polymer usb charger, and the shell housing charging port connector.
100_6551.JPG by thatdecade, on Flickr
HaloGoddess
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This is looking so awesome! I really can't wait to see what this looks like when it's finished.
Too bad you couldn't make it so that when you hit the button, an actual, non-moving hologram of Cortana appears! XD That would be EPIC!!!! lol
I still want one of these for myself. hehe
Too bad you couldn't make it so that when you hit the button, an actual, non-moving hologram of Cortana appears! XD That would be EPIC!!!! lol
I still want one of these for myself. hehe
thatdecade
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Made a short video of using the cortana chip as a switch to one of my helmet light kits.
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