Not all projects have to be massive, and some-times you just want a cheap, simple, small solution. The Adafruit Trinket checks all of those boxes, and despite its meager three I/O pins, it’s a great choice for driving just a few LEDs, or control-ling whole LED strips. It can be programmed via the Arduino IDE, is compatible with many basic Arduino libraries, and it’s small enough to fit into just about any project.
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Sponsored byReviewed: Adafruit Trinket 3.3V & 5V
Why To Buy
The Trinket is budget conscious and packs a powerful punch, use it for you next super small project.
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Adafruit Trinket 3.3V & 5V | By: http://adafruit.com |
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Type: | Microcontroller |
Price: | $7 |
Make: Recommendation: | Wearables, Light & Sound, Dirt Cheap |
Software: | Arduino |
Clock Speed: | 3.3 V @ 8 MHz; 5V @ 8 MHz or 16 MHz |
Processor: | 8-bit ATtiny85 |
I/O Pins Digital: | 5 GPIO (2 shared w/USB 3 PWM) |
I/O Pins Analog: | 3 |
WiFI?: | No |
Video?: | No |
Bluetooth?: | No |
Ethernet?: | No |
Operating Voltage: | 3.3V - 16V |
Dimensions: | 1.1 in X 0.6 in |
Memory: | 8KB flash |