Content for ATtiny85

Door Alarm With Attiny

“Hi everyone, in this page i’m going to show you how i made a simple door alarm that is compact,loud and battery powered. There is a full list of what you need for this project, i savaged most …

Diy Attiny Programming Shield

“If you are looking for a small and low powered Arduino board the Attiny is a really good option, its surprisingly featureful for it’s size. It has 5 GPIO pins, 3 of which are Analog pins and 2 which …

Hacking Qualcomm (Quick Charge) QC 2.0/3.0 with ATtiny85

“Get not only 5 volts but also 9, 12 volts (18 Watts max) out of any QC-compatible charger/power bank for supplying power hungry projects. Introduction Many USB powered consumer electronic devices have built in Qualcomm QC (Quick Charge …

Secret Maze PCB

“Since publishing my Secret Maze project I’ve designed a printed circuit board for the circuit, to make it easier to build a convenient pocket version of the game: To avoid the need for an on/off switch I’ve …

Raspberry Pi In The Wild ! Extended Timelapse With Battery Power

“Motivation: I wanted to use battery powered Raspberry Pi camera to take once-a-day photos outdoors to create long term time-lapse videos. My particular application is to record ground cover plant growth this coming spring and summer. Challenge: Design low current …

ScArY - Scientific RPN calculator on ATTINY

“ScArY is a scientific RPN calculator on an ATTINY85 and a QYF-TM1638-board (8 digit LED display with 16 buttons controlled with 3 pins). ScArY is capable of familiar functions of RPN calculators (i.e. stack operations) and many …

Tinyd, 8-Bit Stereo Class D Amp From Attiny85

“The goal of this project is to create an 8-bit 32khz class d amplifier, using filterless topology, controlled by an Attiny85 The goal of this project is to create an 8-bit 32khz stereo class d amplifier controlled by an Attiny85 …

ATtiny85 EMF Detector

“This is a simple tutorial to create an EMF detector using an ATtiny85 microcontroller. This is a simple tutorial to create an EMF detector. You can use Arduino for this job, but is better use a microcontroller called ATtiny85. It …

One-Bit Textile Eye

“I saw Irene Posch’s 1-Bit Textile and Kobakant’s Flip-Dot swatch and wanted to have a play with the idea. And it was Christmas, and there were steampunks to adorn.”

Tiny Function Generator

“This article describes a simple function generator based on an ATtiny85. It can generate triangle, sawtooth, square, and rectangular waves, a pulse train, and noise. The frequency can be adjusted using a rotary encoder between 1Hz and 5kHz in steps …