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1Step 1
Build (46) DDL01 Hex NOR boards. This will include soldering around 7,000 components, so allow yourself at least a few weeks for this task. Make sure you have enough solder on hand, and try not to inhale too much flux smoke.
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2Step 2
Build and test the (4) power supply boards as detailed in the build logs.
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3Step 3
Build and test the spread-spectrum exciter board as detailed in the build log.
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4Step 4
Build and test the (3) display boards.
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5Step 5
Build and test the (6) diode-ROM 7-segment encoder boards.
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6Step 6
Assemble the seconds-counter stack with point-to-point wiring according the schematic. Be sure to test as-you-go, because finding wiring errors after the entire module is assembled will be much more difficult.
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7Step 7
Assemble the minutes-counter stack; this is identical to the seconds-counter.
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8Step 8
Assemble and test the hours-counter stack using point-to-point wiring according to the schematics. Note that this module differs from the other two counters.
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9Step 9
Assemble and test the segment driver and encoder stack according to the schematic. Ensure that each digit is displayed correctly before proceeding.
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10Step 10
Connect the three counters and the segment driver module to complete the clock
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