Skye

Skye is a tiny microcontroller for the casual hacker and newbie, that also doubles as a hacker's keychain and tiny USB keyboard bug.

Ambrose Chua

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Description

I needed an ATTiny microcontroller that had similar functionality as the Digispark, but wanted it smaller and "keychain-able", so that it could be a pwning tool I could carry around in my pocket and plug in without notice. So, I designed Skye. It's a really simple Digispark clone, but with a WS2812B (and no voltage regulator).

The pin layout in Skye also gives it an advantage on tiny breadboards which do not have power rails, unlike the Digispark, and also saves breadboard space. If you want to go smaller, just use an ISP (or the Nanite 85).

I plan to build a couple of these boards and sell them exclusively in Singapore. Stay tuned!

Files

skye.kicad_pcb.pdf KiCad PCB preview Adobe Portable Document Format - 113.45 kB - 08/02/2017 at 15:20		Preview

skye.sch.pdf KiCad schematic preview Adobe Portable Document Format - 62.73 kB - 08/02/2017 at 15:20		Preview

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Received PCBs!
Ambrose Chua • 08/02/2017 at 15:30 • 0 comments

So a while back I received my PCBs from SeeedStudio. They look amazing!
Next up is shopping on Element14. I plan to build 20 of them since I got 10 of each PCB colour.