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ATtinyDevelopment Programming Bare Board for ATTINY

The board functions as a USB powered breakout platform for ATtiny chips, supplying stable power and simplified pin connections. It is especially useful when combined with an external programmer or an Arduino UNO configured as an ISP. With the Digispark bootloader installed, the board can behave similarly to an Arduino, allowing sketches to be uploaded directly over USB using the Arduino IDE.

Package Includes

  • 1 x ATtiny USB Development Breakout Board


ATTiny
9.45 AED 9.45 AED (Tax included)

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Features

  • Micro USB power connector for easy power supply
  • Pluggable breakout design for ATtiny microcontrollers
  • Compact size suitable for breadboards and small projects
  • Supports Digispark bootloader
  • USB powered operation
  • Clear pin access for rapid prototyping
  • Ideal for learning and development

Specifications

  • Board Type: USB powered ATtiny breakout
  • USB Connector: Micro USB
  • Supported Chips: ATtiny13A ATtiny25 ATtiny45 ATtiny85
  • Programming Interface: ISP and USB bootloader

Supported Microcontrollers

  • ATtiny13A
  • ATtiny25
  • ATtiny45
  • ATtiny85

Programming Options

  • Programming via external AVR programmer
  • Programming using Arduino UNO as ISP
  • USB sketch upload when Digispark bootloader is installed
  • Compatible with Arduino IDE

Pinout

Programming the ATTINY85 using a pluggable board? - General Electronics -  Arduino Forum

  • VCC: Power supplied from USB
  • GND: Ground reference
  • GPIO Pins: Broken out ATtiny I O pins for easy access
  • Programming Pins: ISP compatible connections via header

Applications

  • ATtiny development and testing
  • Learning AVR microcontroller programming
  • USB powered embedded projects
  • Low cost prototyping platforms
  • Educational electronics projects

Getting Started

  • Use an Arduino UNO as an ISP to program the ATtiny
  • Install Digispark bootloader for USB programming
  • Upload sketches using the Arduino IDE
  • Power the board directly via Micro USB