Use programming software to send some example code to the microcontroller If you missed Part 1 take a few minutes to review that portion of the tutorial and then join us after the break.

In this age of microelectronics and robotics, we are fortunate enough with the availablilty of a vast range of compact, easy to use and flexible robotics project kits. Usually in almost all hobby ...

Welcome back to this fourth and final installment of the series. The first three parts should have been enough to get you off the ground, but a few more learning examples wouldn’t hurt. It’s also a ...

Whether you are creating a small Internet appliance, some hardware instrumentation, data loggers or an army of autonomous robots to do your bidding, in numerous situations you need the flexibility of ...

Yes, our own “breadboard compatible” 5VDC power supply is now ready for use! What is next? Next thing is the setting up of a simplest Atmega Development Board. There are many places where you can ...

avr_bridge allows avr microcontrollers to function as full fledged ros components. For a full introduction to the parts of avr_bridge, see its pkg description. In this tutorial, we will be doing a ...

Designers who have traditionally used Microchip’s PIC microcontrollers (MCUs) and developed with the MPLAB ecosystem can now easily evaluate and incorporate AVR MCUs into their applications. The ...

So your are teaching low-level Atmel AVR microcontroller programming but: Do not want to use Atmel/Microchip Studio software because it is non-free and is Windows-only. You may want to intermix ...

Microchip announces the release of MPLAB X Integrated Development Environment version 5.05 which beta supports the majority of AVR microcontrollers. This release will allow designers who traditionally ...