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#253 ATtiny Programming Shield

A custom ATtiny programming shield for use with Arduino ISP

Build

Notes

I covered programming an ATtiny with the Arduino ISP in the ProgrammingWithArduinoISP project.

Since I’ve been programming a few more ATtiny processors, and simplify the processing of programming an ATtiny with ArduinoISP, I wired up a strip of protoboard to serve as a custom programming shield. This is the layout I chose:

ProgrammingShield_layout

It’s designed to be snapped onto an Arduino UNO, lined up with GPIO digital pins 8-13.

It includes two LEDs on PB0 and PB1, which can be used for debugging/testing a program loaded on the ATtiny.

Construction

Breadboard

Schematic

ProgrammingShield_layout

ProgrammingShield_layout2

Credits and References

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