Retro|Watch
author: RafaelRiber
4 layer board of 1.73 x 1.89 inches (44.0 x 48.0 mm)
Uploaded:
June 5th 2016
Shared:
June 30th 2016
Total Price:
$32.70
Tested and working !
A retro watch, based around the HP QDSP-6064 Bubble display, used in 70s HP calculators like the HP-35. The display is controlled by an Atmel ATMega328P-AU MCU with Arduino code, and the time is kept by a Maxim DS3231 Real-Time Clock module, that stays connected to the LiPo battery at all times, keeping time even when the microcontroller and display are not powered.
The code and design files for this watch are fully open-source, and available on GitHub.
(DISCLAIMER: I am in no way affiliated with Atmel. I just put the Atmel logo on the PCB to show the circuit uses an Atmel chip, which I really like !)
Tested and working !
A retro watch, based around the HP QDSP-6064 Bubble display, used in 70s HP calculators like the HP-35. The display is controlled by an Atmel ATMega328P-AU MCU with Arduino code, and the time is kept by a Maxim DS3231 Real-Time Clock module, that stays connected to the LiPo battery at all times, keeping time even when the microcontroller and display are not powered.
The code and design files for this watch are fully open-source, and available on GitHub.
(DISCLAIMER: I am in no way affiliated with Atmel. I just put the Atmel logo on the PCB to show the circuit uses an Atmel chip, which I really like !)
