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A Study Timer PCB Project - hold yourself accountable by setting the timer, attaching your phone to the detector, and sitting in front of the module. If you get up or move your phone before the timer's done, you'll deal with alarms & other consequences ...

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This project is a study timer that is meant to enforce productivity; an onboard IR sensor, as well as a daughter-board hall-effect sensor module detect a user's presence and ensure their phone is sitting on the desk and not in their hands. 3 daisy-chaineed shift registers control the 7-segment displays, and a magnetic buzzer and onboard LED's provide feedback and alerts. The devce connects to the user's computer via USB for power and serial connectivity with the UI which can be interacted with using the board's buttons and potentiometer dial. This was my first independent PCB board, and I really enjoyed the process of designing, soldering, and programming it!

A Bill of Materials is available as CSV in this repo, along with KiCad schematics.

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A Study Timer PCB Project - hold yourself accountable by setting the timer, attaching your phone to the detector, and sitting in front of the module. If you get up or move your phone before the timer's done, you'll deal with alarms & other consequences ...

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