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'''The Improbable Switch''' | |||
I wanted to use an old pin toy as a switch. For this, I decided to make a conductive panel with multiple parallel circuits, lighting up different LEDs for each point of contact. | |||
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'''Home made variable resistor''' | '''Home made variable resistor''' | ||
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'''Final Project''' | '''Final Project''' | ||
Beginnings - Disassembling an old stereo system and finding some interesting parts. We particularly liked the movement generated by the various motors, cogs and rubber bands controlling the CD player and the tape deck. | Beginnings - Disassembling an old stereo system and finding some interesting parts. We particularly liked the movement generated by the various motors, cogs and rubber bands controlling the CD player and the tape deck. | ||
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Experimenting with controlling this motion using various sensors (photo cell, audio jack) alongside a relay. Sending a signal to the relay would cause the motors to change direction and make the CD tray ‘dance’. | Experimenting with controlling this motion using various sensors (photo cell, audio jack) alongside a relay. Sending a signal to the relay would cause the motors to change direction and make the CD tray ‘dance’. | ||
[https://vimeo.com/149415931 video] | |||