A compact DIY electronic clock kit built around a 51series singlechip microcontroller with a 6digit digital tube (LED) display. Designed for hobbyists, educators and makers who want a handson clock project that runs from a simple DC 5–12V supply. Key benefits Handson learning: assemble and examine a real microcontrollerbased clock to learn soldering, circuit layout and basic embedded systems. Clear time display: 6digit LED digital tube provides bright, easytoread numeric time (hours, minutes and seconds) for desktop or project integration. Simple power requirements: runs from a common DC 5–12V adapter or battery pack, making it easy to integrate into many projects or power from bench supplies. Flexible module form: a straightforward electronic module kit that can be used as a standalone clock or incorporated into custom enclosures and devices. Main features and specifications Controller: 51 singlechip microcontroller (51series / 8051 family) as indicated by the product title. Display: 6digit digital tube (LED) for numeric time display. Power: DC 5–12V input. Product type: DIY kit / electronic module parts for assembly and experimentation. Intended use: electronic clock module based on the 51 singlechip design. What you get and how it helps A DIY kit consisting of electronic module parts (as listed in the title) for building a functional clock. Ideal for stepbystep assembly, troubleshooting and modification. After assembly and powering with DC 5–12V, the module displays time driven by the 51 singlechip controller; this gives a practical platform for exploring firmware changes or hardware addons if desired. Compatibility and installation notes Compatible with standard DC 5–12V power supplies used by many small electronics projects. The module is intended for hobbyists and requires basic soldering and assembly skills. Familiarity with 51series microcontroller concepts is useful if you plan to modify behavior or firmware. Can be mounted inside enclosures, embedded into custom panels, or used on a workbench as a learning tool or reference clock. Use cases Workshop or bench clock: assemble and use on a workbench to provide a clear HH:MM:SS readout powered from a bench supply or small DC adapter. Learning and prototyping: ideal for electronics classes or makers who want to practice soldering and explore 51series microcontroller programming and timing circuits. Project integration: integrate the assembled module into a larger DIY project or custom enclosure to add a reliable numeric time display to appliances, instruments, or decorative builds. Why choose this kit Focused, practical and easy to power — the kit delivers a straightforward way to build and understand an LED digital clock driven by a 51series singlechip microcontroller. It is suitable for hobbyists, educators and anyone needing a compact digitalclock module powered from DC 5–12V.