Bare bones: The ATtiny85 on its Own The ATtiny is a small, inexpensive chip that can replace the Arduino in a project you have prototyped. This helps make the project smaller and more permanent, as well as freeing up the Arduino for more fun! The chip comes in a few different types – ones with […]
ATtiny85 for Simple Projects: Arduino Basics Continue Reading
Today, we are going to build a circuit to program an ATtiny85 with our Arduino. Supplies We are going to need the following: Some jumper wires 1 x 10 micro farad capacitor The ATtiny85 Chip A breadboard An Arduino For Extra visual’s (that are not really required) I’m going to add: 3 LED’s 1 x
Programming the ATtiny85 (Using an Arduino Uno) Continue Reading
Picture the following: you have an nice white cup in front of you. It’s filled to the brim with sparkling, cool, and refreshing H20. Your fingers curl around the nicely curved handle, and you bring the cup to your lips. Suddenly, a strong vibration assaults the nerves in your hand, causing you to drop the
3D-Printed Prank Vibrating Cup Continue Reading
This is a complete DIY project which requires a handful of components such as the ATtiny 85, LM35,MAX7219 and a couple of resistors and capacitors running off a regulated 5 V supply. Temperature Measurement Range : 0 to 150’C 32 to 300’F Controller: ATtiny 85 Display type – 4 digit multiplexed 7 segment display(Common Cathode
7 Segment Digital Thermometer using ATtiny 85 Continue Reading
