Ugly Plankton meme with sound
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The Meme That Screams. Press for AUUUGH
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THIS VERSION IS OUTDATED!
v2.0 is available now.
Release v1.1
Introducing the AUUUGH Plankton: a meme-powered 3D Print that lets you unleash Plankton’s soul-crushing cry whenever you feel like it.
Have you had this Plankton meme stuck in your head rent-free for months?
Same. So, I 3D printed it.
This is how it works. You press the button, and he lets out the exact audio your brain plays at 3AM for no reason.
Parts needed:
ESP32: The brain of the project.
MAX98357 I2S Amplifier: For driving the speaker with audio data from the ESP32.
3W Speaker: The louder, the better. This speaker brings the scream to life.
USB C Female socket: For charging the battery to hear that beautiful auuugh.
3.7V LiPo Battery: Powers the device, ensuring it's portable and long-lasting.
TP4056 Charging Module : For safely charging the LiPo battery.
Momentary Push Button: To trigger the “AUUUGH” scream when pressed.
Wires, Hot glue gun, soldering iron, etc…
OR
3.7V LiPo Battery
Features:
Screaming Plankton Audio: Press the button, and it plays the iconic “AUUUGH” sound, fading in smoothly for an added dramatic effect.
Low Power Consumption: Uses ESP32’s deep sleep mode for ultra-low power consumption. After playing the audio, the system automatically enters deep sleep to save battery, with a 15-second delay before going to sleep.
Button Triggered: The button is wired to trigger the sound whenever pressed. It’s simple, straightforward, and meme-worthy.
Wiring Setup:
Component | ESP32 Pin | Description |
|---|---|---|
BCLK (Bit Clock) | Pin 26 | Connect to the clock pin of the MAX98357 amplifier |
LRC (Left/Right Clock) | Pin 27 | Connect to the LRC pin of the MAX98357 amplifier |
DOUT (Data Out) | Pin 25 | Connect to the data input pin of the MAX98357 amplifier |
Speaker (+) | I2S DOUT (Pin 25) | Positive terminal of the speaker goes to this pin |
Speaker (-) | GND | Negative terminal of the speaker goes to ground |
Button (One side) | EN (Reset Pin) | Connect to the reset (EN) pin of the ESP32 (used to trigger reset) |
Button (Other side) | GND | The other side of the push button goes to ground |
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