Project Summary
12 RGB LEDs placed in a circle form up a really nice clock. :)
Most prominent components: AtMega164, LED1642GW. Also some buttons, and a few other peripherals that one can optionally add, like a hd44780 lcd, a buzzer, a DCF77 module.
Also features a MCP2210 USB-to-SPI controller for programming the AtMega with megaHidProg.
This low-cost project is perfectly suited for teaching newcomers to the world of microcontrollers how to get things going!
In a Nutshell, RGByteclock...
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http://rhodecode.bytewerk.org/Mi...
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This Project has No vulnerabilities Reported Against it
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