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--- en:attiny [2018-05-06 00:52] – [Circuit diagram of the board 3.0] mka
+++ en:attiny [2018-05-06 00:57] (current) – [Notes regarding the board 3.0] mka
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 ==== Main Features ====
-  - AVR Attiny2313 microcontroller (not soldered but plugged into a socket)
+  * AVR Attiny2313 microcontroller (not soldered but plugged into a socket)
-  - USB-UART converter is integrated on circuit board;
+  * USB-UART converter is integrated on circuit board;
-  - Bootloader ensures high speed when using the USB interface
+  * Bootloader ensures high speed when using the USB interface
-  - (almost) all connections of the AVR can be reached via contact sockets with patch cables
+  * (almost) all connections of the AVR can be reached via contact sockets with patch cables
-  - In parallel to the 8 bits of a complete port (port B) 8 sockets with resistor array. As a result, the states of the port can be displayed via LEDs
+  * In parallel to the 8 bits of a complete port (port B) 8 sockets with resistor array. As a result, the states of the port can be displayed via LEDs
-  - Two Interrupt  Inputs directly connected to buttons,  one of them debounced via a capacitor
+  * Two Interrupt  Inputs directly connected to buttons,  one of them debounced via a capacitor
-  - A piezo speaker
+  * A piezo speaker
-  - A power amplifier for connecting a light bulb, electric motor ...
+  * A power amplifier for connecting a light bulb, electric motor ...
-  - Serial communication and fast programming via USB
+  * Serial communication and fast programming via USB
-  - I2C preparation via pull-up resistors (switchable by jumper)
+  * I2C preparation via pull-up resistors (switchable by jumper)
-  - SPI programming of the 2313 chip via USB
+  * SPI programming of the 2313 chip via USB
-  - Some additional contact fields for more complex circuits
+  * Some additional contact fields for more complex circuits
-  - Power supply and data transmission via standard USB extension cable;
+  * Power supply and data transmission via standard USB extension cable;
-  - Power supply via 9V battery, and voltage regulator  optional
+  * Power supply via 9V battery, and voltage regulator  optional
-  - Female header for connecting a small, inexpensive LCD (LCD included as part of the kit)
+  * Female header for connecting a small, inexpensive LCD (LCD included as part of the kit)
-  - Female header for connecting additional devices, freely patchable!
+  * Female header for connecting additional devices, freely patchable!
-Reset button for restarting a program or activating an upload process
+  * Reset button for restarting a program or activating an upload process
 ==== Circuit diagram of the board 3.0 ====
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   - On the board is a power MOSFET that can be powered from the board or via an external power source. It can also turn external devices on and off via an output of the microcontroller if they  require larger currents (e.g., light bulbs or electric motors).
   - The board is as well prepared for stand-alone operation without the USB cable: All you need to do is to solder a clip connection for 9V batteries, a switch, two capacitors and a 5V regulator on the board.
-  - If you are interested in the purchase of one or more boards (as a kit or ready, from about 20 Euro), please contact Mr. Eube directly (eeube@ish.de)
+//If you are interested in the purchase of one or more boards (as a kit or ready, from about 20 Euro), please contact Mr. Eube directly (eeube@ish.de)//
 ===== Documentation =====