pcb files
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I'm a total novice at hardware design. Use these at your own risk!!!
These were created by pad2pad.
Sid's 2008 burningman project and other ramblings. I've decided to dump the entire project up here. Source code, PCB designs, etc.
parts for i2c seq
digikey parts list
8 MOC3031M-ND 0.78000 $6.24 opto isolators
8 497-3323-ND 0.52000 $4.16 TRIAC 600V 1A 3MA TO-92
1 296-13109-5-ND 1.75000 $1.75 IC REMOTE I/O EXPANDER
1 WM6436-ND 1.47000 $1.47 Rectangular - Headers, Male Pin
2 ED2567-ND 1.26000 $2.52 8 pos Terminal Blocks - Wire to Board
2 ED2561-ND 0.28000 $0.56 2 pos Terminal Blocks - Wire to Board
2 A30729CT-ND 1.43000 $2.86 CONN MICRO-MATCH 6POS TOP ENTRY
1 ED2102-ND 3.26000 $3.26 IC socket, Decoupling Capacitor
8 330QBK-ND 330 ohm resistors
and about $20 for pad2pad to make the PCB.
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The point of this blog
I've decided to dump the entire project up here. Source code, PCB designs, etc. MAybe I'll add some details on how it works and how to make the el-wire animations too but there is enough info here now for anyone to recreate the whole thing.
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modified version of yolo/lipsync
java source code for the lipsync program. The original is here - http://yolo.sourceforge.net/ and full credit should go to this guy for writing this program. I've just hacked it a bit to fit the needs of the project.
All 've done so far is add a new export data file type, added a new frame rate (50), and now I'm attempting to add an event timeline in addition to the phenome timeline. The last change isn't working yet.
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some messy source code
This is the code for the propeller. It’s a mess right know but it works. At a minimum it should be split up into separate objects for el-wire and audio functions.
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