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		By: Klaus Ge.		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Hey, thanks for the nice compilation! - digistump.com&#039;s webSite is a little slow?

For _me_ it seems, you reused an image of &quot;Erik Kettenburg, Digistump LLC, digistump.com, 2012&quot; as &quot;digispark-schematic.png&quot;, don&#039;t you? (it would be nice to cite the original source as reference and for credits, don&#039;t you think?)

* If you power the stump via USB only, the 5V for the chip MUST come from USB =&#062; ergo D3 must be a schottky (other symbol; must be the &quot;fat one&quot; between PwrLED and P0?) and point into reverse direction?! (I am not sure, if digistump did that black-hearted (-minded), cause it makes no real difference, but for the board fakers, they are annoyed of) - the symbol of the zeners is also wrong - but who cares ;)

* If you power the stump externally (Vin to MC78M05 to 5V Vcc) that diode MUST protect from reverse powering the computer (feeding power back, i.e. wrong way, into a power source)

* I think the 5V pin of (VIN&#124;GND&#124;5V) is only(!) designed as output, to power additional circuits, we plug the stump into?

BRs Klaus
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PS: still working on an idea for a second analog read input (for voltage level, not just resistor-ladder/poti, in additon to PB2/A1), but keeping the USB(!) for dia-log-ging... (so only PB5/A0 overload possible?)]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hey, thanks for the nice compilation! &#8211; digistump.com&#8217;s webSite is a little slow?</p>
<p>For _me_ it seems, you reused an image of &#8220;Erik Kettenburg, Digistump LLC, digistump.com, 2012&#8221; as &#8220;digispark-schematic.png&#8221;, don&#8217;t you? (it would be nice to cite the original source as reference and for credits, don&#8217;t you think?)</p>
<p>* If you power the stump via USB only, the 5V for the chip MUST come from USB =&gt; ergo D3 must be a schottky (other symbol; must be the &#8220;fat one&#8221; between PwrLED and P0?) and point into reverse direction?! (I am not sure, if digistump did that black-hearted (-minded), cause it makes no real difference, but for the board fakers, they are annoyed of) &#8211; the symbol of the zeners is also wrong &#8211; but who cares 😉</p>
<p>* If you power the stump externally (Vin to MC78M05 to 5V Vcc) that diode MUST protect from reverse powering the computer (feeding power back, i.e. wrong way, into a power source)</p>
<p>* I think the 5V pin of (VIN|GND|5V) is only(!) designed as output, to power additional circuits, we plug the stump into?</p>
<p>BRs Klaus<br />
_______<br />
PS: still working on an idea for a second analog read input (for voltage level, not just resistor-ladder/poti, in additon to PB2/A1), but keeping the USB(!) for dia-log-ging&#8230; (so only PB5/A0 overload possible?)</p>
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		By: Rob B		</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 15 Jun 2023 10:22:49 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[I love these little chips, I tend to use them a lot in my model making where ssce can be tight. Once you get used to them they are so useful.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I love these little chips, I tend to use them a lot in my model making where ssce can be tight. Once you get used to them they are so useful.</p>
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		By: sknan		</title>
		<link>https://cyberblogspot.com/digispark-attiny85-pinout-and-configuration/#comment-10393</link>

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		<pubDate>Sat, 25 Feb 2023 16:15:56 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[How do I connect an external USB jack to a DJSpark?]]></description>
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