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* A small breadboard (€4.00) |
* A small breadboard (€4.00) |
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* Microcontroller (€1.00) |
* Microcontroller (€1.00) |
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* Programming cable ( |
* Programming cable (€2.00) |
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* A battery holder (€0.20) |
* A battery holder (€0.20) |
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* 8 LEDs (€0.40) |
* 8 LEDs (€0.40) |
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* A potentiometer (€0.20) |
* A potentiometer (€0.20) |
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Grand total should be around |
Grand total should be around €7 for bigger volumes. |
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UPDATE: Reduced the total cost by €3 by using a USB-in-software bootloader (extension of the USBtiny project) in the Microcontroller instead of a dedicated programmer. Details will be on my new homepage soon. |
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[[User:DeBaer|DeBaer]] 05:39, 10 January 2008 (EST) |
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Latest revision as of 10:39, 10 January 2008
Part list
- A small breadboard (€4.00)
- Microcontroller (€1.00)
- Programming cable (€2.00)
- A battery holder (€0.20)
- 8 LEDs (€0.40)
- 2 buttons (€0.20)
- A photo diode (€0.10)
- A microphone/headphone jack (€0.20)
- A potentiometer (€0.20)
Grand total should be around €7 for bigger volumes.
UPDATE: Reduced the total cost by €3 by using a USB-in-software bootloader (extension of the USBtiny project) in the Microcontroller instead of a dedicated programmer. Details will be on my new homepage soon. DeBaer 05:39, 10 January 2008 (EST)