What is it?

This tiny little board is meant to hold an ATtiny85. Maybe all you need for a project is an ATtiny85, and maybe you want an easy way to remove it from a socket to reprogram it... This might be the solution! You can solder wires to it, or screw terminals, or pin headers to jam it into a breadboard. There are also mounting holes for 3mm bolts or #4 screws. Hey, did you know you can control NeoPixels with just an ATtiny85? Wow!

And yes, this board could work with other 8 pin chips if you know what you are doing. (In most cases that just means being careful about the use of the power input pins.)

Why did you make it?

I created these for a project where I used 20 ATtiny85 chips to generate sound. These board allowed me to easily solder on piezo elements and to connect up a battery to power each one. I made a lot of these, so now you can use them too!

What is not included?

You will get just the PCB. No ATtiny85, no socket, no screw terminals, no pin headers, no wires, and no mounting hardware.

Oh, one more thing...

Tindie doesn't allow pricing under $1.00 so you will get a 2-pack! (Though you can also buy more if needed.)