Evolution
The evolution of Scoreduino
Single digit driver: This is a single digit driver for 0.56″ seven segment display. It is the most basic up down counter that can be operated with 4 channels RF remote control.
Basic digital dice: When you press the tactile switch the numbers increase from 0 to 9, and when the switch is released it stops at a random number. The output frequency of NE555 is controlled by the photoresistor.
CLOCKIT: This is a basic alarm clock with buzzer based on the ever-popular ATMega328. If you’re just learning how to solder, this kit should take you 15-20 minutes. If you’re a weathered pro at soldering, this is a great relaxing build that should take 5-10 minutes.
CD4026 up counter:
- It works as an UP counter. You can instantly test the up count of the display using a flashing LED.
- Works with Arduino or NE55 or whatever that gives pulse.
- You can concatenate as many displays as you want.
- With this, you can build your own digital objects counter.
CD4029 up and down counter:
- Works with Arduino, NE555, basic transistorized multivibrator, or flashing LED.
- Counts up and down
- Concatenate as many modules as you want.
- You can make a simple scoreboard using this module
2.3 inches Cricket Scoreboard
5 inches Cricket Scoreboard
10 inches Cricket Scoreboard
Scoremicro
Scoreduino Timer
Objects counter
SCORE5- Scoreboard with innings display
SCORE6- Table tennis scoreboard
SCORE4 -4 digits scoreboards
