Basic Soldering Kit Badge LED Blinking RoBadge 2

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Step to Order:

1. SignUp/Log in on pcbway.com

2. Open this PCB project link RoBadge#1

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4. Wait moment for PCB review, then Click Check Out

• 1x Robadge#2 PCB
• 2x NPN Transistor BC527
• 3x LED 3mm
• 2x C 100uF/16V
• 2x R 100 ohm 1/4W or 1/6W
• 2x R 10K ohm 1/4W or 1/6W
• 1x Switch SPDT SS12D00G3
• 1x CR2032 Coin Battery
• 1x CR2032 Coin Battery Holder
• 1x Pin Back

The leg hole for the resistor on the PCB is designed for a size 1/6w resistor, but you can also use a size 1/4w resistor by bending the leg on one side then insert to PCB board as shown in the picture.

You can insert other components such as Transistors, Capacitors and Switch following the sign on the PCB board.

Insert the LEDs, ensuring the short legs are towards the centre of the board.

Turn the board over and solder all legs components.

Using your cutters it’s time to snip the legs from the components. You should wear eye protection as the legs can fly off!

Place the battery holder into the provided holes from back of PCB and Turn the board over again then solder the legs in place.

Using your pliers hold the pin back onto the centre of the pad. Tin your soldering iron then hold the tip down with the pliers heat the pin back and hold the iron in place until you notice the solder flow to the edge.

Insert the battery writing side facing out.

Write the name you want, using permanent marker on the white area below the PCB.

Hopefully you enjoy your Robadge#1. If you do, please share your makes, share the link, like and subscribe Instructables & Youtube. As always, if you have any questions please let me know!

Hopefully you enjoy your Robadge#1. If you do, please share your makes, share the link, like and subscribe Instructables & Youtube. As always, if you have any questions please let me know!