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Part A - Introductory Projects: These projects introduce you to the
method of building circuits and show how electronic
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Snap Circuits
components work. No computer is needed for these projects (some
projects use the U21 microcontroller, but with a factory-loaded program).
Part B - Microcontroller Projects: These projects are an
introduction to microprocessors, and the flexibility they give by being
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Title
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Jukebox
A10
Angles and Distance
A11
Flip-Flop
A12
Adjustable Light Timer
A13
Light Sensitive Timer
A14
Shot in the Dark
A15
Microphone Control
A16
Adjustable Brightness
A17
Conduction Detector
A18
Slider
A19
Parallel Resistors
A20
Series Resistors
A21
Flying Saucer
A22
Transistor
A23
Capacitor Battery
A24
Blow Off Sound
A25
Capacitor Photo Control
A26
Capacitor Photo Control with Slow Shut-off
A27
Photo Switcher
A28
Blow On Sound
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programmable. A computer is needed to load programs into the
microcontroller, but no other programming knowledge is needed. The
microcontroller re-programming procedure is explained in project B1.
Part C - To Go Further: This section is intended for users who
would like to develop their own programs for the microcontroller. It
also has bonus circuits for owners of other Snap Circuits
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- Test the Microcontroller
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