Thursday, February 21st, 2019
Łukasz Podkalicki shared a how-to on building a Class D amplifier on ATtiny13: I always wonder whether it is possible to make an amplifier of class D on ATtiny13 or not. Some time ago I found George Gardner’s project based on ATtiny85 – TinyD. It was a sign to start challenging it...Tags: amplifier, ATtiny13
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Wednesday, May 16th, 2018
Nerd Ralph published a new build: Although I've been working with AVR MCUs for a number of years now, I had never made a high voltage programmer. I've seen some HVSP fuse resetter projects I liked, but I don't have a tiny2313. I think I was also hesitant to hook...Tags: AVR, fuse resetter, hvsp
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Monday, May 14th, 2018
Facelesstech published a new build: So you are using a bare attiny85 in your next project but don’t have room for the programming header, What do you do? I came up with the idea of using pogo pins layed out on A PCB so that they will sit on top...Tags: Attiny85, soldering
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Monday, April 30th, 2018
Attiny wearable project from Facelesstech: It’s a foundation for a wearable platform. It’s a Nato watch strap threaded through a PCB with a coin cell battery holder between the PCB and the strap. I’m using a Attiny85 this time around but could be used for most chips/dev boards. This is...Tags: Attiny85, wearables
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Thursday, April 19th, 2018
Davide Gironi posted an update on Xively logger project we covered previously: This embedded platform is a modular and configurable ThingSpeak data logger, built on an ATmega328 micro, usefull to send datapoints to your ThingSpeak feed. This project is an update to the Xively logger presented here See the full...Tags: Atmega328, ThingSpeak
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Tuesday, April 17th, 2018
AtPack - Atmel Pack parser, visualizer and fuse calculator from Vagrearg: Looking for an up-to-date fuse-calculator for the Atmel(*) AVR chips has been something of a long search. There are several online versions, but they have not been updated to the new chips (like the ATmega328PB). When you have got...Tags: atmel, AVR, fuse calculator
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Friday, March 30th, 2018
Nicu Florica writes: A reader of my sites and blogs, Mr. Liviu Hinoveanu wanted to replace classical DRL module made with 555 with Attiny85 programmed in Arduino style. He send me the schematic and PCB designed with Livewire and PCB Wisard software After I undertand what module must work, I...Tags: ATiny85, DRL
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Monday, March 19th, 2018
Facelesstech published a new build: So when I was into using just a atmega328 dip chip I make a programmer header for it that also had a crystal and the capacitors need to make it function. I wanted to do the same for the attiny85. As you know you have...Tags: Arduino, Attiny85, soldering
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Tuesday, March 13th, 2018
Igendel writes, "What is the lowest possible clock frequency at which a microcontroller can still do useful work? Here’s a little project that attempts to explore this weird question." See the full post on his blog here, It's Every Bit For Itself. Check out the video after the break. (more…)Posted in AVR | 3 Comments »
Saturday, March 10th, 2018
An ultrasonic audio transmitter receiver system from Vinod S. Hi all, this is another mad project. Aim of the project is to transmit laptop audio via ultrasound to few meters and then receive it and demodulate it and playback the audio on a speaker. See the full post on his blog....Tags: Atmega32u4, audio
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Monday, October 30th, 2017
Dr. Scott M. Baker published a new build: The original reason for this project is that I wanted to build a standalone RC2014 with keyboard and display. There is an official RC2014 serial keyboard, but I find it a little inconvenient for my big fingers and poor eyesight. I have...Tags: Attiny85, MIDI, PS2 keyboard
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Monday, August 21st, 2017
Scott Harden writes: Here I demonstrate how to use a single microcontroller pin to generate action-potential-like waveforms. The output is similar my fully analog action potential generator circuit, but the waveform here is created in an entirely different way. A microcontroller is at the core of this project and determines...Tags: DIY, microcontroller
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Thursday, August 3rd, 2017
Scott Harden has a nice build log on his TTL triggered stimulus generator project: I was presented with a need to rapidly develop a pulse generator to take a TTL input and output a programmable output (for now 0.1 ms pulses at 20 Hz for as long as the input...Tags: pulse generator, TTL
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Tuesday, June 6th, 2017
Designed and built by Simon Inns, a universal USB to quadrature mouse adapter project - SmallyMouse2: SmallyMouse2 is a universal USB to quadrature mouse adapter for many 8-bit and 16-bit retro computers and allows the use of modern USB mice on machines such as the Acorn BBC Micro, Acorn Master, Acorn...Tags: AVR microcontroller, retro computer
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Friday, June 2nd, 2017
Steve Smith from ProjectAVR has published a new build: On the board, I included several options to tailor the design to the builders taste. Provision for both a digispark board or bare ATTiny85 chip, small or large tact switches and a jumper to defeat the LEDs supply resistor for extra...Tags: ATtiny, AVR
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Wednesday, January 18th, 2017
Domen Ipavec shared his DIY LED traffic light in the project log forum: Traffic lights are all around us, and they seem simple enough but are they really? Real traffic lights can be a very complicated system because it requires sophisticated control and coordination for smooth and safe traffic. The...Tags: Attiny841, LED
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Thursday, September 15th, 2016
Scott Harden writes: I recently had the need to carefully measure a voltage with a microcontroller which lacks an analog-to-digital converter (ADC), and I hacked together a quick and dirty method to do just this using a comparator, two transistors, and a few passives. The purpose of this project is...Tags: ADC, Microcontrollers
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Thursday, August 4th, 2016
Davide Gironi has posted an I2C multiple HD44780 AVR Atmega library: This library implements a driver for HD44780 lcd connected through PCF8574 port expander. Data is transmitted using only 2 wire over i2c with the PCF8574. This library can drive up to 8 LCD concurrently. Lcd driver is based upon...Tags: hd44780, I2C
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Saturday, July 16th, 2016
Dan Watson has published a new build, the Retrokit SAM D Edition board: I created a 2016 re-design of the Retrokit that uses the Atmel SAM D09 microcontroller. This is an excellent 32-bit device that comes in a SOIC package, making it easy to solder. I mimicked the board size...Tags: Atmel SAM D09, Retrokit
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Friday, July 1st, 2016
Rahul over at Xanthium has posted a tutorial on interfacing ATtiny with L293D: In this tutorial we will learn to interface L293D with ATMEL ATtiny microcontroller and control them bidirectionally.The microcontroller used here is ATtiny2313A which is interfaced to two L293D motor control chips for controlling upto 4 DC brushed...Tags: Attiny2313, interface, L293D
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