[…] sensing USB device. An update on the ATtiny based cocomakey, as a 32-bit version/descendant of the Cocomake7. To learn more about ARM dev, STM32 peripherals and compare results with the AVR and teensy based […]
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[…] is part of the cocomake7… and will hopefully work soon. At the moment it can read in 24 of the pins. All values can be […]
[…] sensing USB device. An update on the ATtiny based cocomakey, as a 32-bit version/descendant of the Cocomake7. To learn more about ARM dev, STM32 peripherals and compare results with the AVR and teensy based […]
[…] two ATtiny85 based versions of the cocomakey have been soldered and […]