Digispark ATtiny85 Development Board – Type I
- Product SKU: KG193
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Specification
Description
ATtiny85 USB Development Board (Digispark Compatible)
This board comes with a built-in USB interface and can be programmed using the Arduino IDE, making development simple and familiar. It is a Digispark-compatible clone, supporting Arduino-style coding and libraries.
The ATtiny85 board provides 6 multifunction I/O pins, which can be configured as digital I/O, analog inputs, or PWM outputs depending on the application. It can be powered directly via USB or through an external DC power supply.
Key Features
- Based on ATtiny85 microcontroller
- Digispark-compatible USB development board
- Programmable using Arduino IDE (Windows / macOS / Linux)
- Built-in USB interface for programming and communication
- Power via USB or external DC supply
- Onboard 5V, 150 mA voltage regulator
- 6 multifunction I/O pins
- Supports I2C and SPI via USI
- 3 PWM output pins (more via software PWM)
- 4 ADC (analog input) pins
- Power LED and Test/Status LEDs onboard
Technical Specifications
- Item Type: Development Board
- Model: ATtiny Series
- Microcontroller: ATtiny85
- Operating Voltage: 5 V
- Input Voltage (External): 7 – 16 V (regulated to 5 V)
- Flash Memory: 8 KB (approx. 6 KB usable after bootloader)
- Digital I/O Pins: 6
- Analog Input Pins: 4
- PWM Pins: 3
- Communication Interfaces: I2C, SPI (via USI)
Physical Attributes
- Length: 26 mm
- Width: 18 mm
- Height: 5 mm
- Weight: 4 g
Applications
- USB HID devices
- Small embedded and IoT projects
- DIY electronics and learning projects
- Prototyping in space-constrained designs
- Low-cost microcontroller applications
Package Includes
- 1 × Digispark ATtiny85 Development Board – Type I
Customer Reviews
Works fine enough together with the board on the Arduino IDE. Board markings "rev3" tell that this is a clone, but it works.WATCH OUT for the poorly done cut job on the edges of the PCB! The cuts have left exposed fiberglass strands as you can see in the picture. If you're not careful, you'll find your fingers full of microscopic fibers like me :)
I bought these as I wanted to make some small low-powered LED controllers using the ATtiny85 and programming through the Arduino environment. I have used several of these boards in projects now and they work well if you only want a relatively small microcontroller with limited memory and I/O. A good buy.
Good product and fast delivery.
Very good qualities. Super practical for small home automation projects 👌👌👌👌
