Download PCB & Hex (full file):https://payhip.com/b/umFteComponents:40PIN zif socket5*2 Box headerUSB femal type BATmega8 microcontrolerCrystal 12MhzLED Gree...
GTP USB PIC PROGRAMMER (Open Source): This work includes, GTP USB (not plus or lite) . The schematic, photos and PCB have been developed by PICMASTERS based on some valuable works done before. This programmer supports pic10F, 12F, 16C, 16F, 18F,24Cxx Eeprom. Unfortunately, it wo…
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Programming the ATtiny: This is a tutorial for programming the ATtiny chip. This tutorial will be more in depth than most. I will give you every step and tell you the things nobody told me when I first started programming ATtiny.Things You'll Need- Arduino Uno( Can be done…
These tiny controller boards are build to provide a quick start for projects with 8 and 20 pin AVR microcontrollers, e.g. ATtiny13, ATtiny45, ATtiny85 and ATtiny2313. They don't include any fancy stuff, they are just as simple as possible. Where is the problem? Whenever I was prototyping on a breadboard I was annoyed by all…
ATtiny Watch Core: This instructable show how to use an ATtiny85 to create a tiny watch core that can run over 1 year before recharge or replace battery. The instruction to make the watch case may be in next instructable. I have made a few Arduino watch before, but I …
ATTiny EMF Detector: As is tradition, finished product image first. Inspired from masteruan's similar build, which I will link below, I set off to build my own micro sized Electro-Magnetic Field Detector. The goals were to make this as small as possible while retaining…
Ilya Titov created this adorable, tiny keychain arcade kit: ATtiny Arcade keychain game kit ATtiny Arcade is a little game made using Atmel Attiny85 microcontroller and an OLED screen. The kit is a great hobby project that requires assembly with a soldering iron. Kit contains: Atmel Attiny85 microchip DIP8 socket for the Attiny85 2x pushbuttons 2x…
Doug Gilliland is raising funds for ATTiny TinyGrid85 (Arduino) on Kickstarter! ATTiny board with useful prototyping area
Electronics and microcontroller projects
I'm working on a project where I need several sensors that communicate back to a central processor. Since I'll have several of these sensors I need them to be cheap and the ATtiny85 jumped to mind. The only problem is that I've never used i2c with the ATtiny series before. I read dozens of "tutorials"…
陳亮 @ instructables.com shows us his ATtiny85 OLED display build on a breadboard: This instructable show how...
In this post, I'll show you how to use and program the Attiny 85 Digispark board with the Arduino IDE. I'll demonstrate how to add the board to the Arduino IDE and how to install the drivers. Finally, we'll make an example sketch that simply blinks an LED.
Attiny 45 EMF Sensor: This sensor is very sensitive and can pick up electrical signals from anything that uses power. It displays the amount of interference it picks up by sequentially lighting 4 led's one after the other. I have tested it all around the house and its be…
Attiny RGB Mood Light: Making an RGB led fader might seem simple, but shrinking it down to a tiny chip is extremely cool. The reason this is hard is because to fade leds we would normally use a PWM pin. The ATtiny however only has two PWM pins, since we want to use an RGB…
Arduino Boards gibt es in unterschiedlichen Formfaktoren und Leistungsklassen. Für kompaktere Schaltungen sind mitunter aber auch die kleineren Arduino-Boards mit "Mini", "Micro" oder "Nano" zu schwergewichtig. Wem es auf geringe Ausmaße und ein gutes Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis ankommt, sollte einen Blick auf die ATtiny-Familie werfen.
Introduction The Digispark is an Attiny85 based microcontroller, and much less well known than Arduino. But considering their price, it seems interesting to learn how to program them. Digispark microcontrollers features: Attiny85 based microcontroller (Digispark): Support Arduino IDE 1.0+ (OSX/Win/Linux) Power via USB or External Source - 5v or 12v On-board 500ma 5V Regulator Built-in…
Arduino Attiny Programming Shield: An Attiny is a great alternative to the atmega328, it is for those projects that need few GPIO pins and need to be portable. But unlike the atmgea328 the attiny cannot plug into an Arduino board and be programmed. Another way would be to use a bread…
A simple shield for programming ATtiny chips using an Arduino Uno/Mega. Find this and other hardware projects on Hackster.io.
