Content for ATtiny85

GREEN LANTERN With Reed Switch

“Hey everyone, what’s up? Now here’s something very cool: a completely handmade green lantern lantern. It makes use of an Attiny85 connected to 20 WS2812 LEDs whose color is changed by a reed switch; when a magnetic field …

Attiny 85 Game

“See how I have made my own PCB for the well-known ATtiny85 Arcade game circuit. Here you will have the schematic, parts list, step by step of soldering components, how to burn bootloader and how to upload codes for different …

Project  DigiCombo

DigiCombo

“You no longer need to waste your time on simple and repetitive tasks and you can save it for hard tasks that have a lot of value just only prepare the necessary inputs that include the coordinates and the text …

Sandwitch Dot IO Display Board

“A 7-inch display was added to the Sandwich Dot IO project in a revision to make it truly wireless and portable. The fan layer, raspberry pi carrier board, and battery bank layer are the three layers that make up this …

Candy Box Gameboy

“The ATTBOY is a very basic Attiny85-based game console that is housed in a candy box and runs the space invaders game. So here’s something extremely cool and intriguing: a tiny Gameboy that fits inside a Candy Tin box …

Project  HexLight

HexLight

“Made a Custom HexLight consist of WS2812 2020 package LEDs and Attiny85 all jam packed in a 3D Printed body. HEXLIGHT is a small, hexagon-shaped RGB light that is created using custom PCBs and a 3D-printed body. An Attiny85 MCU …

Using I2C sensors on a linux via a USB and IIO

“A short story of getting a tiny, cheap USB I²C adapter for a home server, learning about the Industrial I/O linux subsystem, and connecting it to collectd. A few months ago I wrote about using a Raspberry Pi with …

A Circular Binary Clock

“In a previous instructable, I have presented a concept for making a “linear” binary clock from a standard WS2812 LED strip and an ATtiny microprocessor. The design of that clock was not that great… …which is why I made a …

Mini DIY H-Bridge made from Fets

“Made a simple H Bridge setup by using SMD Mosfets, Arduino is used as control unit. By using this small 20mm x 20mm board, we can power small DC motors that operate at a lower voltage, like below 5V, from …

Pieca: A Raspberry Pi Camera System for Leica M Mount Lenses

“Taking pictures and geeking out over cameras was one of my first hobbies starting with an old Olympus point and shoot, I then moved up to a DSLR upgrading as new and exciting technology became accessible to my summer job …