This is little board I made to help me with ATTINY chips projects.
It has 6 pin USBASP input and 4 pin headers for each of the pin of the chip times 3, which makes it easy to connect oscilloscope and put it on breadboard in same time and still have pins to connect to it external device. Also it has both SOIC8 and DIP8 packages support.
Tiny little helper.
TinyKnob is a rotary encoder with a USB interface based on the ATtiny45/85 and the V-USB software-only implementation of USB1.1 devices on AVR microcontrollers (https://www.obdev.at/products/vusb/index.html). The example code implements a volume control knob for PCs which works without installing any driver by acting like a generic HID device.
: 20.7mm x 22.86mm
For following controllers:
- Arduino
- Attiny84
- Attiny85
Example code using Attiny84:
[https://gist.github.com/telekommander/14e6979c6b288a1b9ca2dd799a1d6353](https://gist.github.com/telekommander/14e6979c6b288a1b9ca2dd799a1d6353)
# 1. Overview #
TinySolder is a simple T12 Quick Heating Soldering Station based on the ATtiny13a featuring in 700 bytes of code:
- Temperature measurement of the tip
- Direct control of the heater
- Temperature control via potentiometer
- Handle movement detection (by checking ball switch)
- Time driven sleep/power off mode if iron is unused (movement detection)
Indicator LEDs:
- steady blue...
ATtiny85 controlled FM radio with RDS (RDA5807) and integrated audio amplifier (XPT8871). You can directly connect a protected li-ion battery, a 3 W / 4 Ohm speaker and an FM antenna.
Simple USB-C Power Delivery Tester based on ATtiny45/85 and INA219. You can switch between different screens by pressing the SET button. Due to the internal structure of the USB-C cables, it may be necessary to change the orientation of one of the cable plugs.
|Parameter|Value|
|-|-|
|Voltage|5V - 20V|
|Current|max 5A|
|Resolution|4mV / 1mA|
