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* Button | * Button | ||
* Buzzer | * Buzzer | ||
* Fan | |||
* Light detector: 2 outputs inverse of each other, one for light, one for dark | |||
* Electro magnet | |||
* Magnetic switch (or build one with a Hall sensor) | |||
I'd really like a good connector that is solid, but also that he can easily use. Banana plugs would be good. Something with magnets might also work. | I'd really like a good connector that is solid, but also that he can easily use. Banana plugs would be good. Something with magnets might also work. | ||
I could use magnets and have the power on the side of the blocks. Signal wires would still need to be connected manually on top of things. | |||
Latest revision as of 17:38, 17 November 2020
Build this for Fletcher in a few years.
Wood blocks with electric components mounted on them.
Blocks
- Power
- Battery
- DC source
- Motor
- LED
- Reversed pairs
- Tri color
- 555: astable, with 2 pots to change frequency and on time
- Switch
- Button
- Buzzer
- Fan
- Light detector: 2 outputs inverse of each other, one for light, one for dark
- Electro magnet
- Magnetic switch (or build one with a Hall sensor)
I'd really like a good connector that is solid, but also that he can easily use. Banana plugs would be good. Something with magnets might also work.
I could use magnets and have the power on the side of the blocks. Signal wires would still need to be connected manually on top of things.