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ATmega328-P QFP32
Main microcontroller, hosting the application code and the Arduino bootloader
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FT232
Interface and IO ICs / UART
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UP501 GPS receiver
GPS receiver. This one has a PPS output, runs at 3.3V, and is directly pin-compatible with the clock as built. Any other GPS with a PPS output can probably be made to work, which is a good thing since this part was discontinued.
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Red LED in an 0603 surface-mount package
I used Kingbright APG1608SURKC/T, which has a Vf of about 2.0V at a current of 20mA. One light is for the Rx light and the other 60 are for the hour hand.
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Blue LED in an 0603 surface-mount package
I used Kingbright APT1608QBC/D, which has a Vf of about 3.3V at an If of 20mA. One is for the Tx light and the other 60 are for the third hand
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Green LED in an 0603 surface-mount package
I used Kingbright APT1608ZGC, which has a Vf of about 3.3V at an If of 20mA
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Yellow LED in an 0603 surface-mount package
I used Kingbright APG1608SYKC/T, which has a Vf of about 2.1V at an If of 20mA
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2-to-1 Multiplexer
Used to decide whether to listen to GPS or host computer
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Precision PCB
3" round purple PCB from oshpark.com
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Light pipes
Laser-cut acrylic light pipes, painted white on one side
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Mirrors
Laser-cut acrylic plastic with a mirror coating on one side
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Number Ring
Laser-cut purple acrylic plastic
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