I have found a digital clock that uses just a clock chip without microcontroller from Electronickits.com . The picture above is the Digital Clock With 24 Hour Timer made by Canakit.com . It uses LM8560 clock chip which incorporates a wide range of features such as alarm, snooze, and 24 hour timer. The digit height is 50mm and made of 87 discrete LEDs. It can be a unique wall clock by just cover t
I have designed a single-sided PCB for the PIC Digital Clock. Because the autorouter is not good for routing single-sided PCB so I have to route by hand. It was my first hand routed PCB design and it was a time consuming task. I haven't tested the PCB yet. Use it by your own risk. I will produce this PCB and test it later.As I don't have server to upload the Eagle file, please contact me if you wa
My fist Microcontroller project, PIC Digital Clock, is shown below. I have updated the above PIC Digital Clock with time setting feature to make it to be a usable clock. More features will be added in the future.There is no fast or slow time setting as in normal/simple digital clocks. In this clock, each digit of the clock display can be set one by one via 2 setting buttons.Features1. Bright Led 7
It’s unlikely that the digital clock radio will go away anytime soon. People have been using digital clock radios for a long time. There used to only be those wind up clocks that you had to set and they would ring with a bell the next …
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So, the clock is ticking down to November 1st.
Can you hear it? CAN YOU!
Technically I can’t hear it either, but I pretend that I can because it so much more dramatic than watching the digital clock on my computer change from 9:44 to 9:45 without even a whisper.
This drama is important because NaNoWrimo starts in [...]
This javascript allows you to display a digital clock on your web page. This clock can be put in the body area (in a HTML element), status bar or the browser title.
Platform
This script can be run well using Mozilla Firefox (any version), Internet Explorer (any version), Opera and Fast Browser.
Source Code
<script language="javascript">
// By : CodeCentre
// [...]
This javascript allows you to display a digital clock on your web page. This clock can be put in the body area (in a HTML element), status bar or the browser title.
Platform
This script can be run well using Mozilla Firefox (any version), Internet Explorer (any version), Opera and Fast Browser.
Source Code
<script language="javascript">
// By : Isusx’s Programming [...]
Steve Norris from Norris Labs has created one of the most interesting clocks I have seen in a long time. This clock would make watching the time go by very enjoyable.
"Stonehenge uses a CrustCrawler Smart Arm and a Parallax Propeller chip to display the current time. All the digits needed to display the time are [...]
In the never ending world of USB type gadgets we now have the Digital Clock Calendar with built in USB Hub. The clock/calendar part displays time, date, temperature and also works as an alarm clock, timer and has a calendar. But, the “magic”...
Instead of a hanging pendulum below the clock, the Hello Kitty Solar Swing Digital Clock has her cute little head bobbing above the cup she's curled up in. It's also solar-powered via a cute little panel that juices up the button cell that keeps her running eternally. $15. more sanriogood click hello kitty
Yesterday I posted the code for a date and time widget you can install in your blog. However, I wasn't particularly happy with the time element of this, and so have created two new digital clocks instead: one for pale backgrounds (the clock displays in black) and another for dark backgrounds (where the numbers are displayed in white). You can preview the clocks in action here and here.
You can easily install these clock widgets into your blog using the forms below:For blogs with pale backgrounds: For blogs with dark backgrounds: I will be developing more widgets in the future, so be sure to check back for updates. If you do have any problems installing these widgets, feel free to get in touch.Technorati Tags: blogger | widgets | digital | clock | time | real+time
Here is a piece of code to build a Java clock applet that uses threads, gets the data for time automatically and is not interrupted if you click something else on the web page. There are some comments around the code to help you understand what's happening. Program build and tested with Netbeans 5.5. If I find a way, I will upload the applet here to see it running in real time!import java.awt.*;import javax.swing.*;import java.util.Date;import java.text.DateFormat;// builds the clockclass MyClock extends JApplet implements Runnable{ private Thread myThread; // the threadprivate JLabel clock; // the labelprivate final int interval = 1000; // time in// millisecondspublic void init(){ clock = new JLabel("", SwingConstants.CENTER);clock.setFont (new Font ("Verdana", Font.BOLD,28));clock.setBackground(Color.BLUE());clock.setForeground(Color.WHITE);clock.setOpaque(true);getContentPane().add(clock);setSize(250, 100);}public void start(){ if (myThread == null){ myThread = new Thread(this, "cl
They say that tiny things please tiny minds and, on that premise alone my mind must be the size of a pea as the mere fact that this LED Clock is animated to show the time scrolling ever onwards...
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Ever wonder how you could turn your G5 into an oversized alarm clock? Anders Lundberg sure figured it out and illustrates on his website how to make one. You can purchase kits or fully assembled clocks to stuff right in your G5. They are completely autonomous, so no voided warranties.
http://www.paulanders.com/G5-LED/edel4.htm