Placa dezvoltare arduino Attiny85 Digispark micro USB

Digispark Micro uses the Micro USB interface, you can directly use the Micro USB cable (longer and more convenient) to connect to the USB interface for program debugging and burning, without the need for a USB to serial interface module.
Tutorial for beginners: (copy to IE)
 Digispark features:
1. Support for Arduino IDE 1.0+ (Linux/OSX/Win);
2. It can be powered by USB interface or external power supply (5V-16V);
3. Comes with a 5V 500mA voltage regulator; (PS: 78L05 only has 150mA, not 500mA written by other sellers, and the highest withstand voltage is only 16V.)
4. Built-in USB debugging (another serial debugging) (connected via Micro USB cable);
5. A total of 6 I/O ports (if you need to use USB communication, two of them are used to simulate the USB interface; or you can use all 6 I/O ports, even if you program and burn via USB);
6. A total of 8KB flash memory space (about 6KB space is located behind the Bootloader);
7. Support I2C and SPI interface (universal serial interface);
8. Support 3 channels of PWM (more channels of PWM can be simulated by software);
9. Support 4-channel ADC;
10. Comes with power indicator light and status (test) light.

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