Quick update. I've been playing around with electronics designs for the status display dash. As I mentioned, the dash will feature a collection of LEDs that will perform different tasks. There will be a scanner circuit, a random flashing circuit, an alternating flash circuit and a constant-on circuit. While I didn't design any of these circuits, I wanted to rearrange them to fit onto one circuit board and run off the same power source.
Here are the circuits...
Random Flash
Scanner
Alternating Flash
...and the Constant-On
This is where my design comes in. After converting these from a schematic diagram to an actual layout, then combining them all onto one board, this is where I'm at...
And here is the component placement on the opposite side of the board. The circles represent the attachment points of the wire leading to the individual LEDs...
So, fun stuff.
These may or may not be further refined later on, and I'm toying with adding in a separate circuit to run a single flashing red LED when the power is off to simulate a sort of system hibernation mode.
Let me know what you think.
Here are the circuits...
Random Flash
Scanner
Alternating Flash
...and the Constant-On
This is where my design comes in. After converting these from a schematic diagram to an actual layout, then combining them all onto one board, this is where I'm at...
And here is the component placement on the opposite side of the board. The circles represent the attachment points of the wire leading to the individual LEDs...
So, fun stuff.
These may or may not be further refined later on, and I'm toying with adding in a separate circuit to run a single flashing red LED when the power is off to simulate a sort of system hibernation mode.
Let me know what you think.