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Programming an ATtiny85/45 with an Arduino UNO (Getting started)

In the following tutorial you will find out how to Burn your ATiny85 chip-set to work at 8Mhz . and run a simple LED Blinking example .

ATtiny85 Arduino

Here is some information about how to use ATtiny85 with Arduino IDE.   ATtiny85 is a small (only 8-pin MCU from Atmel) and is available in both DIP8 (Hole Mount) or SOIC8 (Surface Mount) .   These are available in a lot of finished products such as Adafruit Gemma , Adafruit Trinket and LilyPad .   There are many other cards on the market, but let's start from the beginning. ATtiny85 has 8Kbytes Flash (program memory), 512bytes EEPROM, 512bytes RAM and only 8 sticks, the entire data sheet can be loaded here .   2 pins are needed for feeding, only 6 I / O left (PB0-PB5), but you often want one of the I / O pins as external RESET (PB5) to remain 5 I / O green 0-4 in the picture below).   Why do you want to use such a small rack? In some cases, this may be enough if you have an easy task to perform, space shortage, energy-saving or cost-critical application.   You drive with an internal osci...

CLEARink Blots

New screen technologies rarely enter the market. The two biggest reasons, among all of these concerns, are cost and appearance. If a display costs more to manufacture than competitors, it needs to look great. If it doesn’t look amazing, then consumers won’t buy it. What makes CLEARink a contender in many different markets: it’s both cheaper to produce and looks better than its e-paper competitors. The technology brims with so much promise that it won Best of Show at Display Week 2017. Sri Peruvemba, Head of Marketing at CLEARink Displays, answered several questions regarding CLEARink Display’s electrophoretic technology. Here are just a few reasons why CLEARink seems destined to become a mover and shaker in the e-reader space. CLEARink Looks Better Than E Ink The CLEARink technology looks like E Ink, but with some big differences. While both share an underlying technology (electrophoresis), the secret behind CLEARink lies in a new type of ink, co-developed with Merck, and a...

Security Robot Takes Its Own Life in DC Fountain Tragedy

I think this is the answer for , can a Robot replace a human security guards !