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ATtiny85 is small, low-power 8-bit, 8-pin RISC microcontroller from Microchip.
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ATTINY85 variants
That's the date code. "1822" is a misread since that date is in the future. You can get around this by unprogramming the CKDIV8 fuse which comes programmed from the factory.
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Workaround for the obsolete ATTINY15 1.5Mhz clock for FCC exemption?
The RC oscillator of the ATtiny26L can be programmed to run at 1.0, 2.0, 4.0, or 8.0MHz directly without running through a prescaler. Its PLL will still perform a 64x though, so make sure it is disabl …
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What happens to 2 INPUT_PULLUP linked together?
Then your pulldown will need to be strong enough to sink both pullups. If your pulldown is a direct connection to ground then you should have no strength issues. The distance might be an issue, but te …
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