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A self-contained AVR programmer using an Arduino Uno
A self-contained AVR programmer using an Arduino Uno.
For a project I need to be able to program an ATtiny84 microcontroller but I don’t own an AVR programmer. Happily, I did have an Arduino Uno…
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