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Revision as of 09:44, 3 January 2013
I love to play with electronic devices.
My devices
- I have an arduino
- I have a Lego CyberMaster, a successor of Lego Technik and a precursor to Lego MindStorms
- I have some USB to RS232 adapters
- I have an ftdi FT232R controller
- I have an ATtiny13 microprocessor. It looks like this:
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PB0(MOSI)-|ATtiny|-GND
PB1(MISO)-| 13 |-
PB2 (SCK)-| |-
VCC-| o|-RES
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My experiments
- build a simple oscilloscope (German)
- play a 440 Hz tune on a loudspeaker
- build a traffic light (German)
- control an LED via USB/RS232 adapter
Now let's get to the ATTiny13 included in the package. Mine has on its back a print L8 Taiwan R1 and on the left top BF3.
