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        <description>This was just a quick fun project that I used to test whether a UV nail varnish hardener could be used to expose UV sensitive PCB laminate.  (It worked fine.)  It's basically a small PCB designed to push into a standard USB socket with two pads where the +5V and 0V connections are.  It uses the 5V supply to power three parallel LEDs via a 100 ohm resistor.  (Just 20mA shared between them.)  The only issue I had with the design was that the standard 1.6mm thick laminate is just a bit too thin and needed some layers of tape applied and then carefully trimmed to make it a snug fit against the electrical connections.</description>
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