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Home made binary clock

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The clock:
  • 17 green mat LEDs – display
  • Atmega – driver

17 LEDs were put in 3 columns and multiplex controlled with the frequency of more than 1,3kHz to prevent from flickering during the intensive moving the clock.
Atmega8 supports the display, counts the time (watch quartz 32768 Hz that provides high accuracy with 27pF capacitors) and four buttons to set hours.

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Link to original thread (useful attachment) – Zegar binarny by Hubert Fabieński
 

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