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| − | Image:bauteilsortiment_photo2.jpg| [[HSC2011/Hardware#Part list|a bunch of electronic parts]] you can obtain from [http://farnell.com/ your supplier of choice] | + | Image:bauteilsortiment_photo2.jpg| [[HSC2011/Hardware#Part list|a bunch of electronic parts]] you can obtain from [http://farnell.com/ your supplier of choice], |
| − | Image:pcb_etching_photo1.jpg| equipment for etching a [[HSC2011/Hardware#PCB|two sided PCB]] (as an alternative, you can order it just as well) | + | Image:pcb_etching_photo1.jpg| equipment for etching a [[HSC2011/Hardware#PCB|two sided PCB]] (as an alternative, you can order it just as well -- we didn't etch ours), |
| − | Image:makerbot_2x.jpg| a rapid prototyper (3D printer, e.g. a [http://makerbot.com/ makerbot]) | + | Image:makerbot_2x.jpg| a rapid prototyper (3D printer, e.g. a [http://makerbot.com/ makerbot]), |
| − | Image:Lazzzor3943745582_d75e2e9525_o.jpg| a lasercutter for cutting 5mm transparent acryl sheet (if unavailable, a rapid prototyper with transparent substrate will work as well) | + | Image:Lazzzor3943745582_d75e2e9525_o.jpg| a lasercutter for cutting 5mm transparent acryl sheet (if unavailable, a rapid prototyper with transparent substrate will work as well), |
| − | Image:soldering_red.jpg| soldering equipment | + | Image:soldering_red.jpg| soldering equipment, |
| − | Image:screw_driver_unproportional.jpg| screws with driver ( | + | Image:screw_driver_unproportional.jpg| screws with driver (what made you guess our hardware design is not 100% finished in that part?), |
| − | Image:Arduino_flashes_atmega.jpg| a programmer for AVR microcontrollers (any AVR microcontroller with a bootloader will do, especially an Arduino -- c.f. [http://arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/ArduinoISP the Arduino ISP tutorial]) with appropriate software, e.g. [http://www.nongnu.org/avrdude/ avrdude] | + | Image:Arduino_flashes_atmega.jpg| a programmer for AVR microcontrollers (any AVR microcontroller with a bootloader will do, especially an Arduino -- c.f. [http://arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/ArduinoISP the Arduino ISP tutorial]) with appropriate software, e.g. [http://www.nongnu.org/avrdude/ avrdude], |
| − | Image:Atomic.svg| a copy of the EduBuzzer software and hardware description from the [[HSC2011/Download instructions|project download page]] | + | Image:Atomic.svg| and a copy of the EduBuzzer software and hardware description from the [[HSC2011/Download instructions|project download page]]. |
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Version vom 1. Mai 2011, 20:28 Uhr
In order to build an EduBuzzer, you'll need
a bunch of electronic parts you can obtain from your supplier of choice,
equipment for etching a two sided PCB (as an alternative, you can order it just as well -- we didn't etch ours),
a rapid prototyper (3D printer, e.g. a makerbot),
a lasercutter for cutting 5mm transparent acryl sheet (if unavailable, a rapid prototyper with transparent substrate will work as well),
soldering equipment,
screws with driver (what made you guess our hardware design is not 100% finished in that part?),
a programmer for AVR microcontrollers (any AVR microcontroller with a bootloader will do, especially an Arduino -- c.f. the Arduino ISP tutorial) with appropriate software, e.g. avrdude,
and a copy of the EduBuzzer software and hardware description from the project download page.
