This step is relatively simple: you just need to upload a code to the Arduino. It doesn't matter if you upload the code with the Arduino IDE or via PlatformIO. The Code can be found here: Arduino as ...

24 thoughts on “ Programming An ATtiny Using An Arduino ” Monty Werthington says: May 29, 2011 at 9:06 am Nice, a ...

This project is a way to program ATtiny85, or 25 or 45. Using an Arduino, without using the Arduino ISP and without having to flash a bootloader on the ATtiny. An binary image of the ATtiny program ...

Features of the Arduino Learning Kit ATTiny85 and Programmer Board : – Support For the Arduino IDE 1.0+ (OSX/Win/Linux). – Power via USB or External Source – 5v or 7-35v (Automatic Selection).

Because I have an Arduino Micro (smaller, but almost electrically the same as an Arduino Leonardo), which is built around a different AVR, there are some changes to make. Also, I am trying to ...

The ATtiny10 – along with its younger siblings that go by the names ATtiny 4, 5, and 9 – are the smallest microcontrollers Atmel makes. With only 32 bytes of RAM and 1 kB of Flash, ther… ...

Following on from getting an Arduino programme to run on an 8pin ATtiny (ATtiny85), I need to invoke the in-built brown-out reset circuit – because my application involves running from an ...