u/Sad_Nail4471in r/embedded • Recommends
On “Is a baseline STM32 fast enough to generate a PAL/NTSC signal test image?”
ben heck used an at tiny to generate a black n white signal ill link the video ben heck ntsc signal
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ATTINY10 Console Part 1
Ben Heck Hacks
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Ben Heck attempts to build a tiny video game console using a grain-of-rice sized ATtiny10 microcontroller to generate an NTSC signal.
A while back I made a video about how to get started with the ATTINY10. Now I'm taking on a new challenge - attempting to make a tiny videogame console with this grain-of-rice sized 6 pin microcontroller. Let's go! Original video: youtube.com/watch?v=ra7bT74EGUsWhy it's here
2 people recommend thisWhat people say. Recommended as an example of generating a black and white NTSC video signal using a tiny microcontroller.
u/fyrhoin r/embedded • Recommends
On “What could you do with this chip?”
link to this video