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'''Friday, June 6, 2014''' | '''Friday, June 6, 2014''' | ||
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When attached to a speaker the astable 555 timer can produce a beat for making sweet, sweet music. | When attached to a speaker the astable 555 timer can produce a beat for making sweet, sweet music. | ||
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'''Saturday, June 7, 2014''' | '''Saturday, June 7, 2014''' | ||
The gallery below contains pages from my sketchbook filled during day two. They include an ink conductivity test, the diagram for the monostable 555 timer, and some notes on switches. | |||
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File:wsedig_dop_6-7_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 7-8 | File:wsedig_dop_6-7_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 7-8 | ||
File:wsedig_dop_6- | File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 9-10 | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
The video below demonstrates the operation of a monostable 555 timer with a 4.7uF capacitor and a 1 Mega-ohm resistor. | |||
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'''Sunday, June 8, 2014''' | '''Sunday, June 8, 2014''' | ||
The gallery below contains pages from my sketchbook filled during day three. They include an introduction to the first homework assignment, a few video references, the diagram for an H-Bridge, and a sneak peek at some project thoughts. | |||
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File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 9-10 | File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 9-10 | ||
File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 11-12 | File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 11-12 | ||
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'''Assignment 1: Lady and the Tramp''' | |||
Tired of eating alone? Does it make you sad? "Lady and the Tramp" doesn't solve your problems, but it does help you wallow in self-pity. When you pick up your silverware to start eating, romantic music plays and a black and white video of yourself keeps you company, or at least lets you watch yourself crying into your frozen lasagna. | |||
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The diagrams in the gallery below show how it works, so anyone can put it together and salt their lonely food with their own lonely tears. | |||
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File:lady_and_the_tramp_parts_diagram.jpg|Parts Diagram | |||
File:lady_and_the_tramp_circuit_diagram.jpg|Circuit Diagram | |||
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'''Friday, June 20, 2014''' | |||
The gallery below contains pages from my sketchbook filled during day four. They contain some presentation notes, an introduction to the 4017 integrated circuit, and a diagram of a decade counter. | |||
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File:wsedig_dop_6-20_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 9-10 | |||
File:wsedig_dop_6-20_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 11-12 | |||
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The video below shows the working decade counter. | |||
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The video below shows the working century counter. | |||
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