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This photo shows how I hard wired Arduino and included a button to control the LED. In order for the LED to light, I also had to write/code a program for it using the Adruino Sketch pad. I love this stuff. Smiles.
You can read my blog entry on modding my dance mat for more info.
My goodness, the electronics are pretty simple. A capacitor for each button, a resistor, and a diode.
Oct 27, 2013: spent most of the afternoon bending up an enclosure for the squooshed electronics. It's 8 in wide, 4 in tall and 12 in long. I couldn't make it any larger because of the material size limits imposed by my sheetmetal equipment. It's not quite long enough to enclose everything so I'll attach a small box to the bottom to protect the rest.
A researcher is handling a 1 um thick semi-transparent polyimide film as a substrate for stretchable electronics inside a glove box because polyimide is sensitive to moisture during the curing process. -Mechanics of Bio-Integrated Electronics Lab
-Lu Research Group
Jas and Chuck did a bang-up job putting together all the electronics. All of the electronics powered up and worked perfectly the first time -- the only headache we had was getting adafruit's programmer to work.
Date: ca. 1980's
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por mais que o fotógrafo tenha tentado, a peça não ganha valor porque é transparente e o hardware interno não é muito bonito. Nesse caso um acrÃlico fosco gravado valorizaria muito mais a peça.