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What is it? A tiny (35mm x 25mm) PCB badge featuring 24 LEDs that animate to create the “fluxxing” effect. It’s 100% decorative, it doesn’t actually let you travel through time when worn around the n…
Read More…A tiny (35mm x 25mm) PCB badge featuring 24 LEDs that animate to create the “fluxxing” effect. It’s 100% decorative, it doesn’t actually let you travel through time when worn around the neck.
It is controlled by a Microchip ATtiny44A microcontroller. Thankfully this board has a much lower power requirement than the silkscreen indicates on the back, and skips along, sipping power from the single CR2032/LIR2032 coin cell battery (instead of plutonium or a lightning strike), slipped into the rear mounted coin cell holder.
I'm a huge fan of "Back to the Future" movies. I wanted to make a PCB version of the flux capacitor from the movies and give few to my best friends who introduced me to the "BTTF" trilogy. After I made them, I shared it on twitter and it got a lot of attraction from other people who wanted to get one for themselves. Then I decided to make more.
CR2032 (Non-Rechargeable) with average of 210mAh battery capacity.
LIR2032 (Rechargeable) with average of 40mAh battery capacity.
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