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It also features a LDR Light-Sensor to turn on the Lamp in the Darkness automatically.
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In the code you can set a time after which the lamp automatically turns off, even if it is still dark.
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This circuit can be used with old solar lamps like i did it with this one:
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<img src="pictures/lamp.jpg" width="25%">
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<img src="pictures/lamp_gif.gif" width="25%">
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# Software
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The software is based on several different code snippets. You can find links to them in the Sources-Tab.
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### 2. wiring
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I use a Arduino Nano to program the ATtiny, but also a Arduino UNO will do fine. Hook up the ATtiny like it is shown in the schematic:
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<img src="pictures/Program_ATtiny_Steckplatine.png" width="50%">
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The capacitor is important because it prevents the Arduino from resetting itself while programming the ATtiny.
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### 3. Download ATtiny13 support for the IDE
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