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UPDI Program for new ATTiny -- Episode 529

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It is time for a reality check, your favorite microcontrollers are probably sold out at the moment or just hard to get. But did you even use all of their features for most of your projects anyway? Most Arduino projects would work on a lot of smaller MCUs anyway. To beat the component shortage clem just uses the brand new ATtiny Generation and shrink-ifies his projects, therefore saving money and power! To do this he needs a UPDI Programmer, so why not just build one?

 

Supplemental Content:

  • Episode 529: Bonus Content: UPDI program AATiny
  • Fork of the jtag2updi that has the files rearanged for easy usage with the Arduino IDE:  https://github.com/mayermakes/jtag2updi
  • The Boards file needed to add the Attiny Chips to the Arduino IDE: https://github.com/SpenceKonde/megaTinyCore
  • Raspberry pi based UPDI programmer:  https://github.com/mraardvark/pyupdi
  • Resource files including STLs

Bill of Material:

Product Name Manufacturer Quantity Buy Kit
Arduino nano Arduino 1 Buy Now
3D Printer LCD Water Washable Resin, White, 500 g, 1.25 g/cm³, 100 mPa·s to 120 mPa·s Multicomp Pro 1 Buy Now
Protoboard, Pad, Epoxy Glass Composite, 1.57mm, 160mm x 300mm Cif 1 Buy Now
Through Hole Resistor, 4.7 kohm, MF12, 125 mW, ± 1%, Axial Leaded, 200 V Multicomp Pro 1 Buy Now
SMD Multilayer Ceramic Capacitor, 10 µF, 6.3 V, 0603 [1608 Metric], ± 20%, X5R, -55 °C KYOCERA AVX 1 Buy Now
 

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  • DAB
    DAB over 3 years ago +1
    Great project Clem. It was a good idea to mention to everyone that there are plenty of alternative processors and boards available. Most are overkill for embedded applications, so just a little analysis…
  • mayermakes
    mayermakes over 2 years ago in reply to cstanton

    https://github.com/mayermakes/updi_programmerCase

    just uploaded them here!

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    cstanton over 2 years ago in reply to FlightRisk

    Hopefully that first link is now fixed.

    I'll upload the missing resourcesSlight smile

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  • FlightRisk
    FlightRisk over 2 years ago

    Hello. The bonus content link above is broken, as is the first link in the youtube video notes. Through searching I could finally find the bonus video about the case, but there is no link to the STL files. Thank you!

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  • genebren
    genebren over 3 years ago

    Clem,

    Great video/project.  Indeed these are very challenging times.  I have several clients that I work with and most of the products that I build are running into component shortages.  Prior to the issues I had acquired a pretty good inventory of my widely used components.  As time goes on, I have had to replenish some of these components from third party distributors at high markups, or modify my designs to used other available components.

    My favorite processor has been the ATmega328PB, but there are no more out there (without paying a fortune) and my stock is running low, so I am looking to update my tool set and move on to some of the more available new processors, like the ATtiny162x family.  It sounds easy, but this will require me to retool (programmers. etc) and get an update to my compiler for the new processor support.

    It looks like you made the programmer part easy, but it would be better if I could have the programmer integrated into my tool set (compiler).

    Thanks! 

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  • DAB
    DAB over 3 years ago

    Great project Clem.

    It was a good idea to mention to everyone that there are plenty of alternative processors and boards available.

    Most are overkill for embedded applications, so just a little analysis of your timing and power requirement should quickly identify alternative boards.

    I have several PSOC boards for playing around. They were only 4 USD so I bought several just to have around.

    DAB

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