Cute Scroller 7×5 LEDs on Mini Attiny2313
Building a mini Attiny2313 is a fun and exciting job. Besides, of killing your free time, you can also gain more acquaintance knowledge in the related field.

Before you want to start this project, standby these following tools:
a) List of materials
- 1x Programmer for AVRisp MKII
- 1x Microcontroller Attiny2313
- 1x Display 5 × 7 leds Kingbright
- 1x voltage regulator 7805
- 1x battery or source of 9v
- 2x Capacitors 100uF
- 2x Capacitors 100nF
- 5x Resistances 90 Ohms
b) Required Software
- Kalanda Led Composer to generate animations.
- WinAVR and AVR Studio.
- Source code firmware for Attiny2313
c) Drawings and plates


Some of the advantages of using AVR micros:
Can be scheduled and be used from any platform (win, Linux or Mac)
The GNU GCC compiler (gcc-avr) can allow develops applications without using commercial compilers. The WinAVR and AVR studio will strengthen the function.
The AVR RISC feature that performs in one clock cycle will save a lot more energy.


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December 17th, 2008 at 1:31 pm
Do you have the eagle part for the attiny2313 ?
I would like to get it (I am new and find it difficult to do library parts).
Thanks.
April 19th, 2009 at 6:14 pm
I have a similar project, but using Tiny13, so required to extend IOs, next time I should consider to user 2313:)
Check my LED vase project:
http://www.bitartist.org/2009/02/led-flower-vase-supplementary-note.html
July 30th, 2009 at 11:04 am
I have Attiny2313 library.
I made it.
http://rapidshare.com/files/261685289/attiny2313.lbr.html