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Name: ATtiny841 breakout board
SKU: 4313
Price: 5.55 USD
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Rating: 4.71 (6 reviews)

ATtiny841 breakout board

(6 Reviews)

ecTiny841. ATtiny841 uC board.

Designed by elecrab in Spain

$5.55

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ecTiny841. ATtiny841 uC board.

Board documentation and tutorials. Description: ecTiny841 is a compact low-cost 8-bit microcontroller board which is designed to be fitted into a breadboard. It includes the connectors and minimal co…

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Product: (5.00)

Documentation: (4.33)

Shipping: (5.00)

Communication: (4.50)

Robert | Jan. 17, 2017

Great little breakout board

Jorge put together a great breakout board! I use my boards for home automation projects.

The pinouts are easy to use. Everything works great!

Jorge had been very helpful, answering all of my newbie questions.

Michael | Feb. 10, 2016

Bought 2 of them

Great quality board, great for breadboarding. I ordered 2 ... i should have ordered more.
There is some good info on the site how to program it with avrdude / usbasp and some basic tutorials.
Really fast delivery within 1 week i had the boards delivered.

A must have if you want to experiment with the 841.

Andrew | Nov. 7, 2015

Awesome device

Bought two of these and both seemed to be running great. These are a great chip and the board is small enough to fit into other designs.

Bernie | July 20, 2015

Ideal Developers Tool

What a great little board. I've designed several 841 based boards for use in various applications and this little breakout board proved invaluable in simplifying the software development for them. Simply solder on the header pins, plug the breakout board into a breadboard and its ready to power and program. I mounted the two side headers pointing downward and the ICSP header pointing upward so its ready to plug and play. A definite must for anyone planning on using ATtiny841 based projects.

Josh | June 30, 2015

Great little breakout.

This is a breakout -- which is different than a full "arduino ready" boards usually are.. very bare bones.
Board looks well done & soldering is good. Chip fires up, so all looks good.
For the price, you should buy a few!
-- Update Jan 2016 --
I ordered 2 more of these & they arrived very quickly. Perfect little boards. I used to love the attiny85, but this is better at about the same cost.

Tom | June 17, 2015