Where I describe the process of developing code for the Microchip ATtiny13A, starting at the chip level.
This is the first in a series of posts describing how to begin developing at the chip level (as compared to board level). In this series, I’ll be using a Microchip ATtiny13A, which is a minimal version of an ATmega328P, the microcontroller used in the Arduino Uno R3.
The chip has the following: