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Publisher of the H2HC 2022 wooden-PCB badge writeup.
SourceH2HC 2022 · Brazil · 2022
Wooden-PCB NE555 wrapped-wire badge
A deliberately old-school H2HC 2022 badge built as a wooden PCB with large components, wrapped wire, an NE555 clock signal, and blinking LEDs.
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Publisher of the H2HC 2022 wooden-PCB badge writeup.
SourceIt preserves a South American badge example that intentionally rejects microcontroller complexity and treats the badge as visible circuit craft and assembly artifact.
The source describes a wooden PCB with large components connected by wrapped wire, technically centered on an NE555 that clocks a few LEDs so they blink.
No firmware is claimed for this badge; the public source describes a discrete electronics circuit rather than programmable behavior.
The source calls the badge both probably the easiest and most complicated way to create a PCB, which captures the design joke and the labor behind the artifact.
Lifecycle
The badge used a wooden board, large components, wrapped wire, an NE555 clock signal, and a few cycling LEDs.
SourceOperational history
The badge remains image-free until an original licensed photo or explicit permission is available.