Snappy Cat's nose is a chip. Today I used a 555 chip, and I can use any 8 pin chip such as ATtiny85 or the ATtiny13.
Friday, July 18, 2014
Snappy Cat
This is a breakout board for kids or for sewing. I made it with an 8 pin dip socket, snaps, and pre-printed pcb board from RadioShack.
Snappy Cat's nose is a chip. Today I used a 555 chip, and I can use any 8 pin chip such as ATtiny85 or the ATtiny13.
The video demonstrates that the snaps are conductive and the design works by blinking an led with a 555 timer for a nose.
I didn't originally intend to make this breakout board a cat, but the wires looked so much like whiskers! A puppy, bunny, octopus, and a lot of other cute designs would also work. Below on the left is the cat's socket, waiting for any 8 pin chip/nose. On the bottom right is a wiring diagram sketch (resistors not drawn).
Snappy Cat's nose is a chip. Today I used a 555 chip, and I can use any 8 pin chip such as ATtiny85 or the ATtiny13.
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