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Door Activated LED Lighting using Hall Effect Sensors using Attiny85 microcontroller

I’ve been meaning to make something cool for my dorm room this coming semester and decided that some custom closet lights would look great. In this Instructable, I’ll show you how to make some nice-looking LED lights that will turn on automatically using a hall effect sensor and a magnet. Edit: I’ve noticed a lot […]

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Apple-style LED pulsing using a $1.30 MCU using ATTiny85 microcontroller

The Atmel ATTiny85 chip is an 8-pin MCU that is totally awesome.  If you’ve been programming with the bigger boys (the ATMega series), these are a nice adventure – you’re rather limited in the number of output pins, but a creative design gives us a lot of flexibility in a very small package. You’ve seen

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Repair dead AVR's – Attiny fusebit doctor (HVSP)

Did you make a mistake while programming fusebits, or purposely disabled reset pin (RSTDISBL) or ISP programming (SPIEN)? No need to buy or make inconvenient HV programmer only for unlock couple of Tiny AVR’s. This Attiny fusebit HV doctor will cure your dead tiny microcontrollers, by restoring all fusebits to factory settings – nice and

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Debugging AVR code in Linux with simavr using Microcontroller ATTiny85

I recently started programming AVR chips, namely the ATTiny85.  They can be programmed using C, compilers are readily available in Ubuntu, and you can do a LOT with them – just search for avr on this site!  Anyway, I was having some trouble with my project today – the LED wouldn’t flash!  I couldn’t figure

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USB PCB Business Card

USB PCB Business Card Using ATtiny85 Microcontroller

This is a business card that will type out some text when you plug it into a USB port. It uses a ATtiny85 microcontroller with V-USB based code to emulate a keyboard. The typing is triggered by the CAPS LOCK status LEDs being toggled 3 times. This instructable will focus on using CadSoft EAGLE to

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