Spousal Approval Project
Proposal
There are ceramic houses that hold tea lights sold in shops for different seasons. You can probably find some at Yankee Candle in the US. How about replacing the tea lights with LEDs? I suppose you would need some sort of pulse width modulation to variably control the brightness to mimic the flicker of a flame. You should probably need red, yellow, clear and amber LEDs to simulate fire.
You would need seasonal songs to play on a piezo speaker and this could all be mounted on a small plastic breadboard.
In the US, we celebrate Christmas so a seasonal song would be Jingle Bells or Deck the Halls. On Thanksgiving we sing "Over the hills and through the woods to Grandmother's house we go.". I can think of some other songs. I think we would need to find some patriotic displays and come up with a theme. See how many songs you can put in memory.
Maybe some of you can post the video of your project, post the code and breadboard schematic.
Now off to the Yankee Candle shop or equivalent of your choice...
There are ceramic houses that hold tea lights sold in shops for different seasons. You can probably find some at Yankee Candle in the US. How about replacing the tea lights with LEDs? I suppose you would need some sort of pulse width modulation to variably control the brightness to mimic the flicker of a flame. You should probably need red, yellow, clear and amber LEDs to simulate fire.
You would need seasonal songs to play on a piezo speaker and this could all be mounted on a small plastic breadboard.
In the US, we celebrate Christmas so a seasonal song would be Jingle Bells or Deck the Halls. On Thanksgiving we sing "Over the hills and through the woods to Grandmother's house we go.". I can think of some other songs. I think we would need to find some patriotic displays and come up with a theme. See how many songs you can put in memory.
Maybe some of you can post the video of your project, post the code and breadboard schematic.
Now off to the Yankee Candle shop or equivalent of your choice...