Attiny13 darkness sensor

lights LED up according to light conditions.

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My light sensor project is powered by a 3.7v 220mAh battery. The battery lasts one and a half days. I picked the attiny13a in smd because i didnt want to wast io and battery life, i could have just used a transistor to control the light sensor but that wouldnt have been as much fun. To lenghten the battery charge i want to test a solarcell i might be able to charge the 3.7v battery.

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Darkness__sensor.ino

ino - 378.00 bytes - 07/25/2018 at 18:02

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1 × ATTiny13a Microprocessors, Microcontrollers, DSPs / ARM, RISC-Based Microcontrollers
1 × LDR Resistor Networks / Thick Film Networks
1 × resistor 20kohms
1 × perf board
1 × Led of choice

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Makeing a garden light with Attiny13
Robin • 08/11/2018 at 11:59 • 0 comments

Want to make something useful out of the Attiny sensor so i chose to make a garden light. It will be solar powered.I am still testing my solarcell to see if it can charge the 220mah lipo if not then i will take a bigger solarcell.

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Attiny13 darkness sensor

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