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Tag Archives: Flip-Dot

Flip-Dot Clock using Used Bus Parts

Posted on June 1, 2021 by Erich Styger

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I always have been fascinated by electromechanical stuff like these Flip-Dot Displays.

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Posted in ARM, Boards, CPU's, Displays, Eclipse, Embedded, FRDM-K22F, LPC845-BRK, MCUXpresso, MCUXpresso IDE, MCUXpresso SDK, NXP, SDK, tinyK22, Tips & Tricks, Tutorial | Tagged Clock, Display, Flip-Dot, FreeRTOS, Hanover, MCUXpresso IDE, NXP | 4 Replies

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