I took a side step in my head and got a brainwave to do something similar on my 3D printer. And I could mount it all into an Ikea frame I had left over from my lithophane project.
Then I started thinking of my heartbeat, and that I always wanted to do something around it. Y’see, my wife has the same number of letters in her first name to match the PQRST of an EKG trace – hence there’s a connection between my EKG and her – my heart, indeed, beats for her.
I was experimenting and refactoring the (CircuitPython) code, such that when I was ready, I was able to just copy and paste it, and then tweak it, for the QtPy I ended up using (actually, a QtPy Haxpress I had made a long time ago).
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