Following on from A tiny one and Using an ATtiny development board, I figured that it was time to get the DigiStump/DigiSpark ATtiny85 board (that I had ordered over two months ago) to work, seeing as I had failed to get the ATtiny85 and the development board to work previously.
This time around it was a lot easier…
Code to make an ATtiny15 output a 2 MHz clock signal.
As the Atmel datasheet recommends frequencies no higher than 1.75 MHz, then you will need to use an ATtiny25/45/85 for frequencies greater than this.
Following on from the VGM player using the SD76496 mentioned in Chiptunes, I thought I’d look into the NodeMCU…
The LSDJmi project is neat, but I thought I’d make a stripboard version…
For a long while I have wanted a Taurino Power 24 volt controller, and although they seem hard to find now, there is the Eruduino, which seems to be a reasonable clone…
Using 24 volts over 12 volts means, basically, less (half) current, thinner wires (or less likely to burn out the existing wires), less stress on connectors (where most fires start).
