I don’t know if these tings are used anymore, I certainty don’t, I abandoned these old things a long time ago. But I do have a crap load of ’em in unopened boxes. Not counted how many yet but will if there actually is anyone who wants to buy before I bin them. I’ll sell ’em to the highest bidder. Not expecting any response but thought I’d check before they get dumped (I’m moving and therefor cleaning out a lot of old crap).
OK, first bid: 1 SEK + shipping (hoping there is someone with a reasonable offer 
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Good MCUs , but im done with SMD hand soldering ;))
Ok, then I bid 10 SEK + shipping.
To make a serious offer, I’d like to know:
(estimated) quantity?
package WQFN SOIC ?
trays/reels/tubes?
(estimated) production year?
contamination? crap?
Pretty sure they are QFN.
If there are more than 15 in your crap load:
25 SEK + shipping (how much is it to Germany btw?)
I’m just curious what the current preferred mcu is, if these are considered outdated and useless. About half the Anduril 2 configs are for lights with tiny1634 or 16, and the other half are even older (tiny13, tiny85). Has the industry moved on to something newer?
T1616, it’s significantly better than the other Anduril supported MCUs.
- Good temperature sensor calibration
- UPDI flashing, just need one wire+power+GND, easier layouting, less space needed for flashing pads, simple cheap programmer with a USB to serial TTL adapter.
- Small size (3x3mm)
- Using its DAC instead of PWM saves on components and space
@epv
Don’t be confused by the naming. 1616 is not a smaller variant of the 1634, it’s from a different family and newer generation.
Shipping from Sweden to Germany is about 230 to 980 SEK for a carton box, depending on size, weight and carrier.
That’s why it would be good to know how many they are.
“Boxes” can be boxed trays with 480 each or reels with 1000 or 3000 each, or these little sample boxes, with just one in each box. So I’m not rising my bid beyond yours without the information.
A metric crapload is approximately 600 chips.
Oops… I wasn’t expecting any replies at all, I casually strolled in here just to confirm that… and whatta ya know.
Ok, I dug ’em all out now, I think. One box was opened, there is about 25 in that box. The four other boxes are all unopened and combined they contain 65. So, all in al that’s about 90 of them. Not quite a metric crapload 
Weight with boxes is about 125 grams. From what I can see that will cost 52 SEK to send anywhere within EU, at least if sent as a letter. Not sure about sending as a packet, the dimensions might require this. I’ll look into it.
The letter option (skicka brev lätt) for these kind of packages has been discontinued and replaced by “postpaket”. To Germany the shipping will cost 130 SEK.
What, since today? 
Check out that faceless consumer avatar. I wouldn’t call it an appealing aesthetic, but maybe it’s more about the message.
I’ll give this a few days. If no takers by then I’ll bring ’em with me on my next round to the recycling station.
Even with the semiconductor shortage? You monster!
I’ll take them for the 130 SEK shipping if you like. It’s my birthday today, so I think I should do something crazy. I wonder if I can use them dead-bug style…
If it’s just for the shipping costs I don’t know if I could be bothered. It’s much easier for me to bin them at the recycle station then pack ’em and ship ’em. With that said it’s shame that they go to waste but all the stuff I am managing with moving, I feel like I just want to bin everything.
What I can offer is this… I take them all out of there boxes and send them in an envelope, and you just pay for the postage (26 sek). Then I don’t have to make a packet and deal with that, just an envelope with some cardboard padding and dump it in the mailbox.
That’s fine for me.
Cool, then they are yours. Send me a PM with your address and I’ll send you may Paypal details.