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based on this new [https://github.com/ChrisMicro/TinyAudioBoot attiny bootloader] and a [https://github.com/8BitMixtape/8Bit-Mixtape-NEO/wiki/2_2-Micro-Coconut-NEO minimal board] to check / follow a fermentation curve time/temp profile and show by different colors. | based on this new [https://github.com/ChrisMicro/TinyAudioBoot attiny bootloader] and a [https://github.com/8BitMixtape/8Bit-Mixtape-NEO/wiki/2_2-Micro-Coconut-NEO minimal board] to check / follow a fermentation curve time/temp profile and show by different colors. | ||
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| − | ===='''Prepare 400% scaled, printed, laminated and cut-out smd parts.''' | + | == First Prototype == |
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| + | = diy-CAD | A Creative PCB design tool for Children-direct-to-manufacturing = | ||
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| + | Description coming soon.... | ||
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| + | == Experience from the first workshop at Dimension Plus LAB, TW == | ||
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| + | ==='''Prepare 400% scaled, printed, laminated and cut-out smd parts.'''=== | ||
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Download the files from the [https://github.com/8BitMixtape/8Bit-Mixtape-NEO/blob/master/boards/NEO-Coconut/G%C3%A4rL%C3%A4mpli_laminates_kit.pdf github]. | Download the files from the [https://github.com/8BitMixtape/8Bit-Mixtape-NEO/blob/master/boards/NEO-Coconut/G%C3%A4rL%C3%A4mpli_laminates_kit.pdf github]. | ||
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we should add some sticky tape to fix them... | we should add some sticky tape to fix them... | ||
| − | + | ==='''Overlay with a transparency sheet and draw the circuit traces and pads'''=== | |
Make sure you take some photo of your layout to refer to the part's position later. | Make sure you take some photo of your layout to refer to the part's position later. | ||
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| − | + | ==='''Scan (or photo), scale it back down, print and etch the boards'''=== | |
Take a decent photo, check for reflections from lamps and stuff. Edit the photo in GIMP, to select all surrounding areas and invert the selection. Fill with FG (black), copy, create from clipboard -> new file. import in Inkscape, rescale to original size (some markings on the drawing would be great). Last edits can also be done in inkscape, like adding logos, version numbers, open source coconuts or defined drill holes, cut-layer etc... | Take a decent photo, check for reflections from lamps and stuff. Edit the photo in GIMP, to select all surrounding areas and invert the selection. Fill with FG (black), copy, create from clipboard -> new file. import in Inkscape, rescale to original size (some markings on the drawing would be great). Last edits can also be done in inkscape, like adding logos, version numbers, open source coconuts or defined drill holes, cut-layer etc... | ||
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Panel, Pring and etch, or use pdf2gerber to send it for manufacturing | Panel, Pring and etch, or use pdf2gerber to send it for manufacturing | ||
Revision as of 04:01, 20 March 2017
Hmmm...
based on this new attiny bootloader and a minimal board to check / follow a fermentation curve time/temp profile and show by different colors.
Working on it for the upcoming Koji and Miso workshop at Dimension Plus Lab in Taipei.
Contents
- 1 Gär Lämpli - 發酵小燈
- 2 diy-CAD | A Creative PCB design tool for Children-direct-to-manufacturing
- 2.1 Experience from the first workshop at Dimension Plus LAB, TW
- 2.1.1 Prepare 400% scaled, printed, laminated and cut-out smd parts.
- 2.1.2 Discuss the difference between the "schematic" representation and "physical" implementation
- 2.1.3 Start layouting and drafting the correct connections with pencil
- 2.1.4 Overlay with a transparency sheet and draw the circuit traces and pads
- 2.1.5 Scan (or photo), scale it back down, print and etch the boards
- 2.1.6 Etch the boards or send it for manufacturing
- 2.2 Adding Sensors
- 2.3 Souvenir Badge for Biohacking festivals?
- 2.4 Etymology of gären
- 2.1 Experience from the first workshop at Dimension Plus LAB, TW
Gär Lämpli - 發酵小燈
What is it?
Documentation on NEO github-wiki
Powered by NEO Coconut Inside
First Prototype
diy-CAD | A Creative PCB design tool for Children-direct-to-manufacturing
Description coming soon....
Experience from the first workshop at Dimension Plus LAB, TW
Prepare 400% scaled, printed, laminated and cut-out smd parts.
Download the files from the github.
Discuss the difference between the "schematic" representation and "physical" implementation
Start layouting and drafting the correct connections with pencil
we should add some sticky tape to fix them...
Overlay with a transparency sheet and draw the circuit traces and pads
Make sure you take some photo of your layout to refer to the part's position later.
Scan (or photo), scale it back down, print and etch the boards
Take a decent photo, check for reflections from lamps and stuff. Edit the photo in GIMP, to select all surrounding areas and invert the selection. Fill with FG (black), copy, create from clipboard -> new file. import in Inkscape, rescale to original size (some markings on the drawing would be great). Last edits can also be done in inkscape, like adding logos, version numbers, open source coconuts or defined drill holes, cut-layer etc...
Etch the boards or send it for manufacturing
Panel, Pring and etch, or use pdf2gerber to send it for manufacturing
Adding Sensors
- DS18B20 is a water-proofed sensor based on the Maxim 1-Wire Digital Thermometer.
Souvenir Badge for Biohacking festivals?
Similar to our SGMK 10 years badge...
http://wiki.sgmk-ssam.ch/wiki/Shenzhen_Ready
Etymology of gären
and if you wanna learn some German, check this:
