The ATtiny85 Microcontroller is one of the smallest Microcontrollers available today. It is an 8-bit Microcontroller with 8 physical pins, based on the AVR RISC Architecture. There are three variants ...

For this guide, I will be using the dedicated Tiny AVR Programmer, but you can use any supported method to flash the ATtiny85. Before following the instructions for setting fuses or uploading the ...

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In this tutorial, we are going to build an easy and cheap Pedometer using ATtiny85 IC, MPU6050 Accelerometer & Gyroscope, and OLED Display Module. This simple Arduino based step counter is powered by ...

We’re happy to see Arduino enthusiasts championing the use of smaller hardware when the need for a full-blown ATmega-based board just isn’t there. [Chris] has been doing just that, using ATtiny85 ...

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To program the ATtiny, simply flip the switch to the “Programming” position.A red LED lights up to indicate that the device is in programming mode.Once programming is complete, return the switch to ...

First-timers playing with 8-bit micros such as the AVR and PIC will at some point in their lives, find themselves locked out of their MCUs. This is usually attributed to badly configured fuses that ...