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Mechanical Arcade Game with Barebones Arduino -- Episode 439

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Clem reads all your comments on element14.com. A lot of people want to save money by shrinking their Arduino projects down to the bare microcontroller! So Clem builds a mechanical arcade style game by prototyping it on a classic Arduino Uno and migrating it to a standalone ATmega328P with internal 8Mhz clock, to show you the absolute minimum configuration needed to get your project running on custom hardware!

Supplemental Content:

  • From Arduino to a Microcontroller on a Breadboard:https://www.arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/ArduinoToBreadboard
  • Episode 439: Mechanical Arcade Game with Barebones Arduino: Full Reveal
  • Take the Arduino Quiz:Arduino Fundamentals: Part I: Quiz
  • Join the NanoRama Competition: NanoRama

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Product Name Manufacturer Quantity Buy Kit
OLIMEX Programmer, PDI, TPI, Program tiny AVR using TPI Interface & mega AVR using ISP Interface olimex 1 Buy Now
MICROCHIP 8 Bit MCU, AVR ATmega Family ATmega328 Series Microcontrollers, 20 MHz, 32 KB, 2 KB, 28 Pins, DIP Microchip 1 Buy Now
TE CONNECTIVITY IC & Component Socket, 28 Contacts, DIP Socket, 2.54 mm, 7.62 mm, Phosphor Bronze TE 1 Buy Now
MULTICOMP 3D Printer Filament, 1.75 mm, PLA, Black, 1 kg Multicomp 1 Buy Now
KINGBRIGHT LED, Low Power, Red, Through Hole, T-1 3/4 (5mm), 20 mA, 2 V, 617 nm Kingbright 17 Buy Now
MULTICOMP PRO Through Hole Resistor, 180 ohm, MCF Series, 250 mW, ± 5%, Axial Leaded, 250 V Multicomp 20 Buy Now
MULTICOMP Solder Flux, Rosin, Soldering, Pen Applicator, 10 ml, 9.3 g ChipQuick 1 Buy Now
APEM Joystick, 2, 6 A, 250 V, 4 Position Apem 2 Buy Now
TEXAS INSTRUMENTS Shift Register, HC Family, 74HC595, Serial to Parallel, 1 Element, 8 bit, DIP, 16 Pins TI 2 Buy Now

 

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Screws, Steel rod, Steel balls, Wood  and acrylic for the plates

PCB  ordered from Aisler.net. (files not released due to errors in the design
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  • DAB
    DAB over 5 years ago +3
    Nice build, but you need to add a tilt detector to keep the game fair. DAB
  • Workshopshed
    Workshopshed over 5 years ago +3
    A barebones Arduino project can be a good entry point into designing your own PCBs. If you get one already with the bootloader pre-installed then you can programme it using a USB to TTL adaptor. That's…
  • airbornesurfer
    airbornesurfer over 5 years ago +2
    I appreciate the level of difficulty involved in my game! Reminds me of learning to hover back in flight school!
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    DAB over 5 years ago

    Nice build, but you need to add a tilt detector to keep the game fair. image

     

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    mayermakes over 5 years ago in reply to DAB

    its my game and I make the rules!
    no seriously I play tested it on the other sied of my workbench and had trouble getting the ball in when filming on the visible side. turns out my workbench is not level...at all.

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    mayermakes over 5 years ago in reply to DAB

    its my game and I make the rules!
    no seriously I play tested it on the other sied of my workbench and had trouble getting the ball in when filming on the visible side. turns out my workbench is not level...at all.

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