Making Custom Circuits With Arduino: Using Modern ATTiny Microcontrollers

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All you need to know for using Modern ATTiny Microcontrollers in your custom circuits with Arduino, which adds up to quite the journey.
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Video timestamps:

00:00 Video intro.
01:50 What are they and why would you want to use them.
24:41 Finding the right ones: the logic in part codes.
48:15 Adapting them for use with breadboards and perfboards.
01:00:29 Making your own homemade programmer for them.
01:10:01 Wiring them for programming and using on a breadboard.
01:12:33 Installing the megaTinyCore on the Arduino IDE.
01:13:56 Configuring fuses and the core.
01:38:20 Uploading your programs.
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Useful links for information about these microcontrollers and the Arduino core used with them.

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Really nice video. Thanks. I learn a lot and i will try to use new attinys . I was scared to use other than the 85, but you clean my mine, Thanks mate.

jesusalfonsomunozlara
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Hi, interesting but quite long video. The most important part for me was the programmer part beginning from 1:00 to 1:08.

heinzkreutziger
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Adafruit has a nice 'High Voltage UPDI Friend'. It is only about $10 and has a modern USB-C connector, a 3V/5V switch and a 12V pulse generator for switching the pin from reset/IO mode back to UPDI. There is also one without the 'High Voltage', but it is only $2 cheaper, so seems a bit pointless.

john_hind