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Gadget Freak Case #180: Tic Tac Cubed - Dueling in 3D

Article-Gadget Freak Case #180: Tic Tac Cubed - Dueling in 3D

Gadget Freak Case #180: Tic Tac Cubed - Dueling in 3D

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Matthew Katzenstein has created a 3-D Tic Tac Toe game. It lights up with an interactive knob and is programmed to play two- and three-player versions. The game is a color-coded 3x3 RGB LED matrix.

Tic Tac Cubed is controlled by an Arduino Diecimila, a microcontroller board based on the ATmega168. Diecimila means 10,000 in Italian and was named thusly to mark the fact that more than 10,000 Arduino boards have been made. The Diecimila is the latest in a series of USB Arduino boards.

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Gadget Freak 180 Materials List
Allied Electronics Componets
Amt Part Description Allied Part #
27 RGB leds (common cathode 265-0056
9 NPN 2n3904 transistors 411-0029
9 1kO Resistor .5W 296-4741
3 100O resistor .5 W 840-0192
3 200O resistor .5 W 296-6417
3 270O resistor .5W 840-0196
1 50k rotary potentiometer .5W 753-2750
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