Danger Shield Complete Kits
Introduction
The Danger Shield is an add-on for the Arduino micro controller board. It contains a variety of fun and useful electronic circuits that you can use to do fun and useful things. It is a fully self-contained shield. You plug it into your Arduino, and you can immediately start using it. No extra things to hook up, no external components. Just a really rad board ready to rock.
Version Tracker
| Revision | Descriptions | Release |
|---|---|---|
| v1.0 | Initial public release | Oct 04, 2008 |
Features
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3 x linear sliders w/ integrated LEDs (each independently hooked up to PWM)
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03 x pushbuttons
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2 x indicator LEDs (each with a PWM)
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1 x piezo buzzer (for making noise!)
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1 x temperature sensor
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1 x light sensor
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1 x knock sensor
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1 x 7 segment LED (with shift register)
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power LED and reset button
Usage
What is it for? Whatever you want to do with it!
Bill of Materials (BOM) /parts list
Please enjoy soldering them:
| ID | Item | QtyType |
|---|---|---|
| - | Danger Shield v1.0 PCB | 1 pcb |
| DIS1 | 7 Segment LED, green, 0.3in | 1 component |
| IC1 | 74HC595N | 1 component |
| JP1 | 100 breakaway header | 5 component |
| LED1-3 | 5mm green LED | 3 component |
| R1-R3, R7 | 10K ohm resistor | 4 component |
| R4, R5, R9-R11, R19 | 560 ohm resistor | 6 component |
| R6, R12-R18 | 680 ohm resistor | 8 component |
| R8 | 1M ohm resistor | 1 component |
| S1-S4 | Omron B3F-1000 Button | 4 component |
| SG1, SG2 | 12mm Piezo Buzzer | 2 component |
| SLIDER1-3 | Bourns PTL60 Green | 3 component |
| IC2 | LM35DZ | 1 component |
| R20 | LDR | 1 component |
| JP2 | 100 breakaway header | 40 component |
Resources
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