10 thoughts on “ Programming The ATtiny10 With An Arduino ” ... Getting the tiny chip soldered to a board was a nightmare though, but LED blink actually DID work on the first try!

It supports writing a config for a CDCE913 chip based on the output from TI Clock Pro. Warning: If you set the address offset ("SlaveAddress" in Clock Pro) field to something other than 1, or are ...

So he tried his hand with some really small SMD parts by building this USB to serial Arduino programmer. The chip he went with isn’t the FTDI part we’re used to. Instead of using an FT232RL ...

The chip features 8 pins out of which six are I/O (Including Reset) pins and two are power pins. But how do you program it as it doesn’t have a USB interface like other microcontroller boards? So in ...

This sketch can be used to let one Arduino program a sketch or bootloader into another one, using the ISP programming pins. This sketch is based on OptiLoader, but modified for use with Adafruit's ...

Program ATmega328P, ATmega328, Attiny 13A, 44, 45, ATMega8A-PU and ATMega8L-PU chips using Arduino Mega 2560 board as a AVR programmer. Arduino Mega 2560 board is based on the ATMega 2560 chip. For my ...

This is where the high voltage parallel programming mode will come into the picture and is the only way to recover the device. This mode is being supported by very few programmers. The entire HV ...

Arduino’s chips are used by hobbyists to build custom electronics and by educational institutions to teach students programming. The company also has a substantial enterprise installed base.

Arduino is probably the first thing that comes to mind for most hobbyists and students when they think about embedded systems. It has certainly gained its name among the electronics community, and in ...