Reprogrammable LED Learns and Plays Back Light Sequences
alex_weber's first Instructable is a cool one: an LED project that learns and replays sequences of light. Alex's project is built around the Atmel ATtiny13v, an LED, and a Light Dependent Resistor-the whole thing is powered by a CR2032 battery. Link
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I like the battery holder design!
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Neato.... torpedo.
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