Programming ATTINY45 / 85 With Arduino

Fourth episode of my series by the name "CHIP CHAT" where we take a look at integrated circuits - on how they operate and how to use them.
In this episode we will check a very powerful IC that you can use to shrink your projects - and allows you to make your own custom PCBs.
[🏷️TAGS ]
#attiny85 #attiny45 #attiny #arduino #arduinoproject
[⚠️ DISCLAIMERS ]
If you are following along this video, you are doing it at your own risk. Please always be very careful when experimenting with electricity and using tools and machinery.
[ ⭐CREDITS ]
www.arduino.cc/
Timecodes
0:00 - Intro
1:14 - Concept
3:11 - Programming
8:14 - Wrap up
8:43 - Outro

[@chernoboogaloo]

I like the way you talk also great video 👌

[@francisstudiosengineering]

Thank you

[@ivolol]

"USBAsp" modules are really cheap to buy and easy to find, and generally work just fine as an ICSP for AVR chips if you don't want to wire up your Uno every time. Another interesting route to try is using newer Atmel chips, less likely you can get them in DIP, but they can be programmed with a one-wire UDPI interface (so 3 total - ground, vcc, signal) that can be constructed using any basic UART module (RX,TX) and a single extra resistor.

[@jrstf]

For a USBASP programmer, I assume you include a 6 or 10 pin header on your PC board or breadboard and plug the programmer into that. Is there an issue with the other things already connected to those pins?

[@sudarsanhot]

How to connect

[@tonyxforce]

6:00