Polarity - Specifically the Integrated Circuits section.The little black chips that the Tiny AVR Programmer is designed to program. Integrated Circuits - This tutorial goes over the basic concepts of integrated circuits.There is an ATtiny85 addon for Arduino, which enables you to program the tiny AVRs in the familiar Arduino interface. Installing Arduino - You'll need Arduino installed for the Programming in Arduino section of this tutorial.
If you are using a surface mount ATtiny, this handy dandy little clip makes it easy to program the microcontroller! USB Extension Cable - If your USB port is out of reach, this may help make the Programmer easier to reach.Remember, you can also use this to flash other AVR chips like the ATtiny84! ATtiny85 - To be programmed by the programmer.In addition to the Tiny AVR Programmer, you'll also need the following items to follow along with this tutorial:
#ARDUINO CODE LANGUAGE PRINT TO CONSOLE DRIVER#
We'll cover everything from driver installation to Arduino programming tips. In this hookup guide, we'll show how you can program ATtiny85's using the Tiny AVR Programmer and Arduino. It can directly program almost all AVR's (including the ATmega328 and ATmega32U4) whether they're on Arduino boards or in a breadboard. The Tiny AVR Programmer can also be used as a general purpose AVR programmer. No messy wires or soldering required! Once you've programmed the ATtiny85, just remove it from the Programmer, and stick it into a breadboard or prototyping board. It has an on-board socket, where the little 8-pin IC can be plugged in and directly programmed. The Tiny AVR Programmer is a general AVR programmer, but it's specifically designed to allow quick-and-easy programming of ATtiny85's (as well as 45's) compared to the pocket AVR programmer.
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