MITCHELECTRONICS EDICE Electronic Dice Project Kit

The MITCHELECTRONICS EDICE Electronic Dice Project Kit is a simple and fun introductory electronics project. This DIY kit allows you to build an electronic dice that simulates a single dice roll using an eye-catching LED display. To use, simply press and hold the button to initiate the 'roll' and release it to reveal your randomised lucky number.

Designed with clarity in mind, the kit consists of three main sub-circuits, making it a perfect first project for beginners and a satisfying quick build for hobbyists. It can typically be assembled in under an hour, providing an excellent opportunity for soldering practice and learning fundamental electronics principles. The seven LEDs are arranged in the standard, recognisable layout of a six-sided dice, clearly indicating the result.

This electronic dice is a clever and practical replacement for traditional dice that are prone to getting lost. It's an engaging educational tool, ideal for STEM learning, electronics clubs, or as a fun desk toy. The kit is supplied unassembled with all necessary components, though it requires a 9V PP3 battery (not included) to operate. Its compact size makes it portable and easy to store.

Key Features

• Simulates a dice roll with a randomised LED display.
• Simple push-button operation: press to roll, release to stop.
• Designed as an introductory project with three clear sub-circuits.
• Perfect for beginners, electronic hobbyists, and soldering practice.
• Seven LEDs output the standard pip pattern for a six-sided dice.
• Supplied as a complete kit for assembly in under an hour.
• Compact and portable design once built.
• Powered by a single 9V PP3 battery (battery not included).

Please Note: The LED arrangement is specifically designed to represent a standard six-sided dice and cannot simulate other dice types (e.g., 10-sided, 20-sided).