For some projects however, the flexibility of the Arduino can be overkill and it's this issue which prompted Digispark to create a simpler, cheaper alternative - a tiny Arduino-compatible ...

The tiny Digispark USB developer board is the brainchild of developer Erik Kettenburg and is a micro-sized Arduino enabled board. Watch the video after the jump to learn more about the Digispark ...

The Digispark campaign launched 10 days ago as a tiny alternative to the versatile Arduino development board, easily surpassing project founder Erik Kettenburg's goal of $5,000 to fund the first ...

The code is an Arduino project for the Digispark Attiny85 to turn on a light source when the PIR sensor detects something. Note that after powering the PIR sensor module, it needs about 10 to 60 ...

The team behind the tiny Digispark have unveiled a slightly larger development board in the form of the Digispark Pro, which has been created to provide users with a tiny Arduino IDE ready, USB ...

The Digispark is based on the very popular Atmel ATtiny85, an 8 pin microcontroller that provides a quarter of the Flash storage and RAM as the ‘official Arduino’ ATMega328p.

Arduino Sketch The Arduino sketch for the Digispark is also pretty simple. The theme consists in introducing a delay in the alarm triggering circuit, so that the alarm will not be triggered ...

Even if you don't know what an Arduino board actually is (in which case, ), chances are you've excitedly shared a link with your friends about something powered by Arduino. This wondrous open-source ...

A pint-sized alternative to the Arduino, the Digispark is likely to ignite love in a lot of DIYers' hearts.

Adafruit’s Trinket and digiStump’s Digispark board are rather close cousins. Both use an ATtiny85 microcontroller, both have USB functionality, and both play nice with the Arduino IDE. … ...