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1Components
NOTE: The R1 value is chosen for a dimly lit, red 7-segment display. The R2 value is chosen for a dimly lit red LED. Experiment to find values for R1 and R2 that suites your preference.
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2PCB preparation
NOTE: The PCB is shown with traces facing down.
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3MCU and ceramic cap
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4Pin header preparation
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5Switches, inputs and LED
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6Resistors
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7Wires
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8Speaker, electrolytic cap, battery holder, boost module
The speaker terminals should be connected to the opposite side of the PCB.
Before soldering the speaker permanently, use a multimeter to measure it's current draw from MCU pins 7 and 8. If current draw on each pin exceeds 40 uA, use the configuration in the next slide (step 9) instead.
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9Alternate speaker configuration
With this configuration only MCU pin 8 connects to the speaker. The other speaker terminal connects to ground.
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10Modify 7-segment display
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