In the Fall of 2020, I challenged myself to do one PCB-based electronics project a week so I can gain more experience regarding electronics projects, specifically with layout, DFA, and BOM consolidation. ​

This is my second project, a game of Tic-Tac-Toe! Players take turn clicking the button in the center of the square, lighting it up with either an X or O. The entire thing is controlled by an Atmega328P.

Future revisions will include an AI to play against!

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