Part 1: Making a Convenient SPI connector for USBTiny

Advance Your Skills Professionally! Advance Your Skills Professionally! 'ARM Microcontrollers: Programming and Circuit Building Volume 1', accompanied by a beginner-friendly advanced kit, is the ideal starting point for aspiring professionals. Esteemed in universities and high schools, this guide bypasses the complexities of Arduino, offering a more fundamental, bare-metal approach to learning. It not only simplifies the process but also sets you on a path to a more professional level in microcontroller programming. Perfect for students and hobbyists, this book is your gateway to efficiently prototyping and transitioning projects into production. Start with the fundamentals and quickly move to creating professional-level applications!

molex connector with crimp pins thumbnail

4 Pin Female Molex Connector with Crimp Pins

$3.50

Qty:

3 position female connector with 2.54mm pitch

$0.55

Qty:

9V Battery Holder with Wire Leads

$0.49

Qty:

2.54 mm (0.1") Pitch Male Connector 36 pin Header

$0.75

Qty:

USB 2.0 Cable 10 Foot Type A Male to Type B Male

USB 2.0 Cable Type A Male to Type B Male - 10 FT

$4.80

Qty:

3 Foot USB Cable Type A to USB Cable Type A

USB Cable Type A Male to USB Type A Male - 3 FT

$2.65

Qty:

84 oz-in NEMA 17 Stepping motors (also called stepper motor)

Serial to USB converter with Micro USB cable

USB to Serial Converter

$10.95

Qty:

ADXL 345 Accelerometer breakout with headers

ADXL345 Breakout board (I2C/SPI)

$27.95

Qty:

Part 1: Making a Convenient SPI connector for USBTiny

Part 1: Making a convenient connector from a 2x3 female header to an inline 6 pin male header for SPI communication from USBTiny at the computer end to the microcontrollers MOSI, MISO, SCK, Reset, VCC and Gnd pins (using headers, perf board and solid core jumper wires).

Comments and Additional Information

Have some code to share? Or additional information? Respond here:

You need to be logged in to save a response on this page. The response must be constructive, helpful, supplimentary or to correct the existing video, code or narrative content.

Description:

Code (optional):

Learn the Fundamentals of Mechatronics!

Part 1: Making a Convenient SPI connector for USBTiny

Comments and Additional Information