Binary Blaster is a game designed to help teach what binary numbers are and how to convert from decimal (and hexadecimal) to binary quickly. The game displays a value on the dual 7-segment displays, and the player is challenged to press the buttons in a way that represents the binary equivalent. Pressing a specific button allows a player to set that bit while leaving a button alone leaves the bit clear. There are four buttons on the Binary Blaster, each one represents a bit giving the player 15 different binary number possibilities. If the player gets all 15 correct, they win! Additionally, each blaster also displays a time score after each game, giving the player the ability to keep track of their fastest speed and practice to get even faster!

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Each Binary Blaster comes as an easy to assemble PTH soldering kit, and its up to you to solder it all together! If youre new to soldering and looking to learn about the wonderful world of binary, then the Binary Blaster Kit is a great place to start!

Resources

• Schematic
• Eagle Files
• Datasheet (ATMEGA328)
• Assembly Guide (Assembly Instructions & How to Play)
• GitHub (Design Files & Example Code

Package Contents

• 1x Binary Blaster PCB
• 1x Programmed ATMEGA328
• 1x PTH Buzzer
• 1x Resistor – 10K
• 2x Capacitor – 0.1uF
• 2x 7-Segment Red LED
• 2x Mini Power Switch
• 2x AA Battery
• 4x AA Battery Holder
• 4x LED Tactile Button – Red
• 4x Phillips Machine Screw – 4-40, 3/8″
• 4x Nylon Standoff – 4-40, 3/8″