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Quick-n-Dirty Arduino Project

My take on the "Arduino Nano QP" by Alain Mauer https://hackaday.io/hacker/55607-alain-mauer

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I used an Arduino Uno and a protoshield instead of a Nano, only because I had a bunch of those on the shelf. Still a WIP and not as glamorous as the original. I've attached an 8-pin header because the original had it, but havent connected it because there's a protoshield on the back. I've done the solder connections to the shield so I can reuse the Uno if I need to. I will be fashioning some sort of a case - probably plexiglass/acrylic front and the same on the back with cutouts for the prototyping areas.
  • 1 × 1601 LCD 16x2 Display
  • 1 × Arduino Uno or clone
  • 1 × Protoshield I'm using one from Eeloog
  • 1 × 10K variable resister (for the LCD screen brightness adjustment)
  • 7 × 220k Ohm resistors. I had bags of these.

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Alain Mauer wrote 07/20/2018 at 08:08 • point

Yes this is what I wanted, but I was too lazy too use a breadboard, so I designed a PCB on my couch and ordered it in China :) 

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