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		<title>Petri Dish Audio Meter</title>
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Matthew Shieh created this very interesting audio meter. Instead of the typical LM3915 VU meter, Matt  designed the amplifier to capture ambient sound from a small mic. For the interface he used a photoresistor and capacitive touch button controlled by a PIC16F716 . The photoresistor lets him dim the LEDs when it&#8217;s dark to save [...]]]></description>
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<p>Matthew Shieh created this very interesting audio meter. Instead of the typical LM3915 VU meter, Matt  designed the amplifier to capture ambient sound from a small mic. For the interface he used a photoresistor and capacitive touch button controlled by a PIC16F716 . The photoresistor lets him dim the LEDs when it&#8217;s dark to save power. His project really shines in the write up and best of all fits into a petridish.</p>
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