In part 2 of the "How to program ATTiny85 with Arduino Uno" tutorial I cover the steps to make the ATTiny85 run at 8 Mhz and get it ready for more interesting projects, like a little line following robot, for example. This tutorial shows you how to wire up an Arduino used as an ISP (programmer) to an ATtiny45 or ATtiny85. To find out how to write code for the microcontroller, see the the tutorial on programming an ATtiny using the Arduino 1.0.1 software (or the older version for Arduino 0022).. Materials and Tools Programming WS2812B LEDs with ATtiny85 By Richard Elliot / Featured / 18th December 2017 We introduced the remarkably cheap Arduino alternative, the ATtiny85 in another blog post so this tutorial assumes that you have taken the steps in that post to setup your ATtiny85 and the Arduino IDE. Step by step on how to program a ATtiny85 microcontroller with Arduino Uno development board. Programming ATtiny85 with Arduino Uno Project tutorial by Arjun Ganesan Re-Programming the LilyTiny / LilyTwinkle LinyTiny/Twinkle or more AVR programming tutorials, check out the following links: High-Low Tech Tutorial-- An overview of programming the ATtiny85 using an Arduino Uno as a programmer. Programming an ATtiny85, Part 2: With the Arduino Software (and a Makefile) Having written a basic blink program in C for my ATtiny85 with a USBtinyISP (Part 1), I wanted to use it to control other types of hardware.That meant I wanted to be able to use Arduino libraries. AVR Programming Tutorial, Part 2: Writing Programs In our code the line b0Output() tells the ATtiny that an output (like an LED or a motor) will be attached to pin b0. Each pin on the ATtiny13 has a name like b0. To know which pin is which, you can refer to the pin diagram from the ATtiny's Programming in Arduino section of this tutorial. There is an ATtiny85 addon for Arduino, which enables you to program the tiny AVRs in the familiar Arduino interface. • Integrated Circuits - This tutorial goes ove