Fox activity tracker (new)
ATTINY85-based activity tracker, updated version (without the USB).
It uses a very low power LED driver and an accelometer so that the ATTINY (the part that consumes the most current) can safely sleep while the LEDs are on.
The previous version had USB that would necessitate using ATTINY85-20 or even an added crystal - and that wouldn't do for a low power badge because of higher voltage requirements and pins that the crystal would tie up.
I will keep looking for an MCU that can both provide USB, work off of <2.5V (as the battery discharges) and not be a challenge to program for normal people. As it is, the compromise here means that you need a 3.3V programmer to program the ATTINY but those are readily available off-the-shelf parts.
I also added BOM this time so you know what to expect.
This version has only very small guide holes for the LEDs you will have to drill to your own specifications. If you want to have the PCBs made with the right size holes, you will have to take the EasyEDA source and add some NPTH holes.
Full documentation, source and everything everything here https://github.com/krisjaniz/fox/
Fox activity tracker (new)
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