Parts List
Image (not to scale, borrowed from Digikey) Quantity Part Name and Digikey Link Name on PCB Description and Notes

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1 MCP6282-E/P-ND
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OPA2340PA
OPAMP Low voltage operation, low current draw, and a high slew rate are requirements for this op-amp. The second one has these, but is expensive. The first doesn't have as high a slew rate, so it doesn't amplify the noise as well, but it seems to do an acceptable job since we use both op-amps.
1 ATTINY24V-10PU attiny24 The ATtiny24 has the right number of IO pins for the job. This is the low voltage version.
1 MMBT3904 MMBT3904 A surface mount version of the venerable 2N3904 NPN transistor. Other transistors would probably work, but the value of R2 might need to change.
1 ZXRE1004FFTA ZXRE1004 The voltage reference (fake zener diode) that provides the random noise for this device.
1 LTS-4802BJR-H1 7seg A 7 segment LED display which puts out a fair amount of light for the current it draws.
1 EVL-HFAA01B24 P A 20K linear thumbwheel potentiometer.
1 FSM2JSMA SW1 A surface mount tact switch (the dimensions are important -- many switches will not fit).
1 EVQ-PAE04M SW2 A through hole tact switch (the dimensions are important -- many switches will not fit).
1 3003 The holder for the 20mm coin battery. We don't need a separate bottom holder -- the pad is part of the PCB.
4 399-4151-ND C1-C4 .1μF ceramic capacitor.
1 CFR-12JB-100K R1 100kΩ 1/6W resistor.
1 CFR-12JB-470R R2 470Ω 1/6W resistor.
1 CFR-12JB-1M0 R3 1MΩ 1/6W resistor.
2 CFR-12JB-10K R4,R5 10kΩ 1/6W resistor.
7 CFR-12JB-1K2 R6-R12 1.2kΩ 1/6W resistor.
1 CA-4, 2 BLACK The case. Some other colors are available.
1 P189-ND 3V 20mm coin battery
1 The PCB