The FH@T Badge is a collaborative project between Flinders University & Hackerspace @ Tonsley.
Flinders University and Hackerspace
The heart of the FH@T Badge is a programmable IC from Microchip; the PIC32MX250F128D is a 32bit micro-controller. A micro-controller can be considered a miniature single chip computer. The PIC32MX250F128D has 32,768 bytes of ram and 128 kbytes of program memory and runs at 40MHz.
Key Features: Arduino/Chipkit Library Compatibility
- Microchip® PIC32MX250F128D microcontrollern
- 40/50 MHz 32-bit MIPS
- 128K Flash
- 32K SRAM
- 16 Digital IO
- 12 Analog Inputs
- Battery or USB powered
- 64 LED Matrix
- User push button
- Programmed over USB
Board Files for UECIDE FH@T Badge Board Files.zip
Program File FH@T Badge.zip
There is a GitHub link here
A video of the badge is available here
Badge Pinouts here
Building the FH@T Badge
To build the FH@T Badge refer to the instructions here Building the FH@T Badge
Schematic file
This is the schematic of the FH@T Badge.You can download here.
Programming the FH@T Badge
To program the FH@T Badge refer to Programming the FH@T Badge
To get assistance with your FH@T Badge you can contact us at