The blinking part is using 2 NE555 circuits. The frequency of the pulse is different for each circuit so the tree has different blinking pattern. The 2 circuits are powering 2 rows of blue and white led but have common power supply
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The blinking part is using 2 NE555 circuits. The frequency of the pulse is different for each circuit so the tree has different blinking pattern. The 2 circuits are powering 2 rows of blue and white led but have common power supply
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I modified the circuit to have only one power source instead of two in order to fit with the minimalism spirit. This means I now go 3D with the base ! New pictures coming up soon
Added mirrored circuit with one NE555 each. Power supplies are separate for now
First step was to create the structure of the tree and add the LEDs in a garland style. This is very tricky as the structure is desoldering when trying to solder other components on it
I started by soldering together pieces of 1mm brass and copper wire, then I connected one of the ne555 circuit
I then put together the 2nd NE555 using a different value for the capacitor this time and I attached that part to the bas of the tree.
Next step was to add bent rods to hold the batteries in place
I then decided to modify a little bit the design to have only one set of coin cell
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Haha, are you trying to start a counter-countermovement ? :)
Very nicely done! I really like the 555 aspect of it too. 2 thumbs up!
Beautiful! It caught my eye in a projects list and I had to see more. I like its sturdy look. It can sit almost anywhere.
Lovely! This is my kine of circuit sculpture. Feels clean and minimal, but has both an interesting circuit and behavior. Superb execution!
Ah come on, you could do that with one NE555 easi... oh wait, you did! Nice :)
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I could have done that with a Raspberry Pi. :)