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Posted in Projects on Feb 1st, 2011
Welcome to Part 5, in this part we’ll talk about enabling brown out detection to our Standalone Temperature Logger as a safety mechanism. The information below about brown out detection is also available as a video explanation, I recommend viewing the video whilst reading below.
Before we do anything let’s take a look at the ATtiny85’s datasheet, we want to check what voltage range works on.
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AdvanceVGA – Play your GBA on the big screen! Swap out the LCD for our board, solder some wires, connect 5V USB and VGA and you’re ready to go. |
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GBxCart RW allows you to backup GB/GBC/GBA ROMs, save or restore game saves and re-write supported flash carts. Mini RW option available for GB/GBC only. |
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Gameboy flash carts: 32KB Flash Cart 32KB 4KB FRAM Flash Cart 1MB 128KB SRAM Flash Cart 4MB 128KB SRAM Flash Cart 4MB 128KB FRAM Flash Cart |
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GBA carts: 32MB, 1Mbit Flash Save (for Pokemon games/hacks) 32MB, 512Kbit Flash 32MB, 4K/64Kbit EEPROM 32MB, 256Kbit FRAM |
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Wireless Gameboy Controller – Use your Gameboy, mGB, GBC, GBA, GBA SP, GB Micro, NDS and NDS Lite as a wireless controller on Windows, Linux, Raspberry Pi, etc, and on your NES, SNES, N64, Gamecube and Wii. |