00:00Okay, so if you've ever wanted to build something tiny, a blinking LED badge, a PWM motor driver, a little
00:06sensor gadget, you don't need a whole Arduino board.
00:09You just need one of these chips.
00:12I went digging and found the 5 best A tiny deals out there right now, so let's get into it.
00:17First up, the classic single chip option, a one-piece AT&E 13 ASU in SOP8.
00:23This is the 8-bit AVR RISC core with 1 kilobyte of flash, and the best part is the voltage
00:28flexibility, it runs happily at 2.5, 3.3, or 5 volts, so it drops into pretty much any project
00:35you're building.
00:36At $1.10, it's basically pocket change.
00:40Almost 4700 sold with a 4.7 rating.
00:44Perfect if you just need one for a quick prototype.
00:47Next, the 5-pack of AT&E 13 ASS UR in SOIC 8 surface mount.
00:53What I like here is that these are sold as genuine original parts, which honestly matters a lot with cheap
00:58AVR chips, clones can be flaky when you're flashing them.
01:02950 for 5 works out to under 2 bucks a chip, and with over 4600 sold and a solid 4
01:07.6 rating, you're getting a reliable little batch for your next SMD build.
01:12Now this one's my personal pick for value.
01:15It's the AT&E 13 ASS UR again, but you choose your quantity, anywhere from 5 to 20 pieces, starting
01:21at just $6.01.
01:23And look at that rating, 4.9 stars across more than 4600 orders.
01:29That's about as good as it gets.
01:31You get the full 1-kilobyte flash, 64 bytes of EEPROM, and the ability to scale your order to match
01:37your project.
01:39Genuinely hard to beat.
01:41If you're a breadboard person like me, you want number 4.
01:45This is a 10-pack of AT&E 13 APU and DIP-8 actual through-hole pins, no soldering gymnastics
01:51required.
01:52Runs up to 20 MHz with 1K of flash.
01:57Yes, 1557 is the priciest here, but DIP packages always cost more and you're getting 10 of them.
02:03For teaching, tinkering, or anything you plan to socket and reprogram, this is the one.
02:08And rounding it out, a 5-pack of AT&E 13 ASS UR and SOP-8 for $5.19.
02:14That's just over a dollar a chip, and it carries that same excellent 4.9 rating with over 4,000
02:19sold.
02:21Same 20 MHz, same 1K flash, it's simply the cheapest way to stock up on Surface Mount A-Tinies.
02:27If you're building multiples of the same board, throw these in your cart and thank yourself later.
02:33Alright, that's the lineup, all 5 links are sitting right down in the description below,
02:37so go grab whichever fits your build.
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02:45Thanks for watching.
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