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Is there an AVR equivalent for attiny10?
I saw this crazy project ( https://github.com/dop3j0e/noiseplug/blob/master/avr/noiseplug.s) which is for a t9 (same core as t10 but without ADC). They have just 32byte SRAM and if you scroll down you see a lot of tables which definetly would not fit into 32byte.
What are the features of the attiny10 processor?
If, like me, you like using the simplest possible chip for each application, the ATtiny10 will appeal to you [1]; it’s a 6-pin processor, about the same size as an 0805 SMD resistor, and it costs about 35p/35¢. It packs in the following features: Internal 8MHz clock, by default prescaled to 1MHz. Three I/O lines. Two 16-bit PWM analogue outputs.
Is the pinout accurate on the attiny10?
Here’s the pinout (using Spence Konde’s design conventions): The internal oscillator is accurate to within 10%, but you can calibrate it in software to within 1%. You can configure RESET as a fourth I/O line, which prevents further programming, but I don’t cover that in this article.
What can I do with the attiny10 microchip?
This article describes how to program the ATtiny10, Microchip’s diminuitive 6-pin processor, using the Arduino IDE. It’s a great chip for building small gadgets and wearables, or designing interface logic for other projects, and it really lives up to its “tiny” name:
What kind of kinetic art is square wave?
Handmade Kinetic Art Square Wave is a unique piece of kinetic art inspired by the Fibonacci sequence, the basic structure that is the makeup of every living thing. Just spin it to get surprised by a series of mind-bending optical illusions, and unexpected hypnotizing revolutions.
Is there an LPM equivalent for attiny10?
LPM equivalent for ATtiny10? I would like to load some data from the program memory (e.g. a sine table) on my t10. Like on other AVRs the lpm command is for that purpose but it seems not to exist on the t10.
Where does the square wave spinner come from?
Just spin it to get surprised by a series of mind-bending optical illusions, and unexpected hypnotizing revolutions. Designed in the UK, each Square Wave is handmade and combines iconic natural forms with mathematical formulae.