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Educational soldering kit for building a functional electronic piano with 12 capacitive touch keys. It uses an ATmega328P microcontroller, LM386 audio amplifier and 8Ω speaker, and features volume control, four octave ranges and an arpeggio mode with adjustable speed. Soldered 333181
The device Piano Solder Kit by Soldered is a soldering kit for building a functional electronic piano with 12 capacitive touch keys. The design is based on a pre-programmed ATmega328P microcontroller that generates tones corresponding to the touched pads. The kit also provides practical experience with basic soldering, component identification and the operation of simple electronic circuits.
The audio signal is amplified by an LM386 and played through the included 8Ω speaker. A 10kΩ potentiometer provides volume control, while the octave selector allows operation across four octave ranges. An arpeggio mode is also available, in which held notes are played sequentially, with the transition speed adjustable using a separate 100kΩ potentiometer.

The board is powered from 5V through the USB-C connector, while additional +5V pins allow an external power source to be used. The USB-C connector and 16MHz crystal resonator are factory mounted on the PCB. A separate POWER switch allows the completed device to be turned on and off.
The board measures 165 × 98mm, and the component placement and markings on the PCB simplify assembly. Soldered provides a detailed step-by-step assembly guide, making the project suitable as a practical exercise in through-hole soldering.
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