Hello friends,
these days I have been playing with the Attiny85 board and I would like to share my experience in this Community.
I have done this tutorial in Spanish, in case you want to take a look at it:
http://kio4.com/arduino/67_Attiny85.htm
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This chip is TINY85 microcontroller.
- It has a built-in clock and USB driver (therefore it can work stand-alone)
- PWM, ADC, INTerruptions, BUS I2C,...
- Can be programmed with the Arduino IDE
- But only 6 kB of memory for our Sketchs
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We can also find it inserted in an ATTINY85 board.
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The model on the left is inserted directly into the USB connector. Beware, hackers are using this model to create fake USB sticks, as it can simulate a keyboard.
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The model on the right uses a USB-microUSB cable to connect to the PC. This is the model that I will use by itself the most comfortable.
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- Installation Instructions. Arduino IDE:
http://digistump.com/wiki/digispark/tutorials/connecting
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Upload code.
- To upload the code (Sketch), you must disconnect the card from the PC. When you get this prompt, please connect the board.
- Plug board now...