DIY Ferrofluid Display - First Full Test & Assembly - Fetch #6
All the electronics for our DIY ferrofluid-display get assembled, and we perform our first full integration test! Will anything catch fire? Will the display work? The answer is... Kind of both, unfortunately.
This episode we spend countless hours assembling electronics... But persistence pays off! So we finally get to test the full integration Fetch! We also have to solve some problems, debug some burnt electronics, find a clever way to measure polarity (who's got time for a compass, anyway?) and dive into some schematics.
As a student-project at the University of Oslo, we have designed and built a massive ferrofluid-display with 252 electromagnetic "pixels". On Applied Procrastination we will share all the details of this project and hopefully inspire you to make something similar - or follow your own dream projects.
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Open Source files and project details:
Code:
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PCB files & more details:
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Hackaday.io: https://hackaday.io/project/167056-fe...
Hackster.io: https://www.hackster.io/AppliedProc/f...
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Credits:
Audio Mastering:
Haldor August Sørmoen:
Intro/Theme song:
Nicklas Myhre: / myhre.nicklas
Music:
Evolution from Bensound.com
Summer from Bensound.com
Funny song from Bensound.com
Applied Procrastination by Nicklas Myhre
Sound Effect Mixing:
Eivind Rostad