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xmas id badge (flair)

a bit of blinky xmas tree flair for an id badge or an ornament.

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my better half had to work this xmas and so i put together a little something to put on their badge at work. sometimes a smile is worth the cost of overnight shipping because you procrastinated and waited til the last minute.It's based on an atmega328p (vqfn-28) and powered by a 1220 button cell. I'd like it to last a little while by going to sleep after it does the blinking. My apologies ahead of time as this is my first time using hackaday.io and github. Everything was hand soldered. I used a paint stripping heat gun (go big or go home) to solder the avr. It was programmed using an atmel-ice. the programming header was removed and the pads covered with kapton before the battery was inserted. that interference was just a design compromise to get the size down.

See shared OSHPark project.

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Graphics Interchange Format - 1.05 MB - 02/14/2019 at 23:02

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    Step 1

    solder qfn avr on back side

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    Step 2

    add other components on back side

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    Step 3

    add led's to front side

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davedarko wrote 02/15/2019 at 11:03 • point

that's a cute tree!

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