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LEDs & buzzer

The cheapest user interface there is — and the loudest.

The story, in 3 stages

  1. 01Threshold
  2. 02Light
  3. 03Sound

(01)The instrument

Outputs · LEDs + piezoSimulated · silent

Reading vs threshold

30°

Threshold 45°

LED 1LED 2

Buzzeroff

Drawn, never played. This site doesn't make noise.

A simulation of how the part behaves — not a recording of mine. Bench photos go in the evidence below.

(02)Threshold → Light → Sound

  1. 01 · Threshold

    The decision first

    An output is only as smart as the decision behind it: a number crosses a line, and now the board has to tell a human.

  2. 02 · Light

    Always a resistor

    An LED needs a pin to switch it and a current-limiting resistor — always. Two of them are enough to say “look at me”.

  3. 03 · Sound■

    When light isn't loud enough

    A piezo buzzer is for when a light isn't enough — like on a moving motorcycle, where nobody is looking at a dashboard.

(03)On my bench

What I actually did with it

  • 01The warning side of the motorcycle safety prototype

[ADD — photos of the output side]

(04)Evidence

LEDs and buzzerFig. 01

Related on the bench

Next on the bench — 01 / 10Embedded prototypeMotorcycle safety→Could a bike know when it's leaning too far?