Mike Lukash 555 Clocker (#490)

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+name: Mykhailo(Mike) Lukash
+github: Mik1k
+project: ML555Clocker
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+#ML555Clocker
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+There is a 555 component that I made a clock signal out of. The clock outputs for my use later, and also creates an LED chaser. The clock frequency varies due to a potentiometer.
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+It will cost $29.02. I'd want it back in 4-5 days.
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+The hardest part was finding correct components from libruary and using them right. Routing was easy and fun.
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