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Oliver's LED Nameplate
Public Unreviewedby Oliver
USB-C powered desk nameplate spelling OLIVER in 57 white 0603 LEDs. Plug in any phone charger and the name lights up.
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"text": "Oliver's LED nameplate — 57 white 0603 LEDs spell OLIVER on a 178x58 mm 4-pin Adom molecule, powered from a USB-C receptacle on the east edge. Plug in any phone charger and the name lights up.",
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"text": "USB-C power input on the east edge. Plug in any 5 V USB-C cable and the board lights up. Part: TYPE-C-31-M-12.",
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"text": "Board ships with 59 resistor(s) — R1, R10, R11, R12, R13, R14, …+53 more. Typical roles: feedback dividers, pull-ups, current limiting.",
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"id": "contacts",
"minMs": 7000,
"text": "External interface: 4 machine contact(s) — MC_GND1, MC_GND2, MC_VCC1, MC_VCC2. This is how the molecule plugs into a workcell or a larger assembly.",
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"minMs": 6000,
"text": "Press T (or click the ⋧ toolbar button). The FR4 substrate fades to x-ray, every routed pcb_trace lifts off the baked surface as a live polygon mesh, and the Nets HUD on the right groups all 59 routed nets into Power / Ground / Signal. Showing one net below as a sample; click any other net in the HUD to highlight it.",
"title": "Nets panel — x-ray copper view"
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"text": "Signal. Ports on this net: D1.pin1 • R1.pin2. Conductive copper for this net — wires (red on top, blue on bottom), pads on each pin, vias and plated through-holes — all light up together when the net is selected.",
"title": "D1.pin1 ↔ R1.pin2 — sample x-ray net"
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"text": "Closing the Nets panel and disposing the heavy meshes — back to the lightweight baked board. Use `adom-tsci inspect <refdes>` to pin an info card, or `adom-tsci measure <a> <b>` for pad-to-pad distances. Re-generate this walkthrough any time with `adom-tsci walkthrough-gen`.",
"title": "Tour complete"
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