3d printed electronic dice
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This is a cutting-edge 3D printed electronic dice that produces a brand-new number each time it's shaken. To get started, print out the dice.stl and dicesup.stl files. Here are the essential components you'll need: - Six low-power (2mA) LEDs - Three 220 Ohm resistors - One 470 Ohm resistor - A single 4.7 KOhm resistor - A Pic12F675 microcontroller programmed with a hex file - An 8-pin IC support - A CR2032 battery - A CR2032 support - Two 3mm screws and nuts - Four 3mm screws - One washer Insert the electronic components into their designated holes, then solder them using their legs or wires (refer to the image for guidance). The LEDs and IC support should be securely glued to the board. For added functionality, use a washer as a movement sensor within the cylinder. When the dice is shaken, the two screws connect, triggering a microcontroller reset and generating a fresh new number. The electronic dice was designed using Circuit3D, a user-friendly graphic interface (available at https://github.com/jdiouris/circuit3D). This innovative software is still in development. For a visual demonstration of this impressive device, check out the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9sEBJ7oCw8
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