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Binary Clock Shield: Build a fully functional binary clock using your Arduino

Overview

Binary Clock Shield turns your Arduino into an extremely accurate real-time clock (RTC). It contains a large number of integrated functions, so it can also be used as a counter, alarm clock, timer, thermometer, music box and more.

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Binary-Clock-Shield-for-Arduino

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