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AVR
= Alf (Egil Bogen) and Vegard (Wollan) 's Risc processor
Dontronics
produced the very first commercial prototype boards available for the AVR
family, and was involved in setting up the first list server chat group
for AVR's.
DT104
SimmStick fitted with Atmel AVR AT90S1200 (This can be fitted with
any Atmel AVR or non-AVR Micro)
The
little rAVeR!
DT006
The Newbie Starting Point. Here is the simple cost effective method of
getting started in Microcontrollers and programming in the Basic Language.
Anyone familiar with QBasic will dive straight in to this one. Free programmer,
free programmer software.
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on the electronic design world
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Books:
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check out Dontronics Technical Bookshop
for the latest books on:
Programming
and Customizing the Pic Microcontroller by Myke Predko.
AVR
Enhanced Risc Microcontrollers by Dr. Claus Kuhnel.
 Learn
8031/51 Assembly Code the Easy Way
Programmers:
aVrite
- the AVR Parallel Port programmer for the Atmel AT90S1200/8515 and
other AVR micros. by Chris Morris.
BA1FB's
Home Page Printer Port to AVR programmer by Jerry Meng.
Airborn
Electronics programmer
(No longer operating, please read)
The
ITU AVR-1 Programmer Utilities for Linux Home Page
Grantronics
GP-AT programmer Atmel 89xxxx (8051 compatible) chips including the
PLCC packages. Also AVRs and Serial EEPROMS.
Software:
BASCOM-8051
W9x/NT 8051-BASIC Compiler Commercial package available for download.
BASCOM-AVR
BASIC Compiler Commercial package available for download.
CodeVisionAVR
C Compiler
AVR
16 channel serial servo controller for robotic applications
Very
Gnu
Avr
Programming - eXtreme
Wickenhaeuser
8051 ANSI C Compiler
Dick
Cappels' project pages Here is a byte-wide BASIC interpreter
for some Atmel AVR processors (AT90S2313,
AT90S8515,
ATMega163) that some of your customers might prefer to use rather than
BASIC Stamps.
Links:
Atmel
Home Page
L.O.A.A
- List of AVR Applications
 Online
Tutorial & Resource by Craig Steiner.
MCS
Electronics
LAWICEL
Home Page. Soft & Hardware.
http://www.avr-forum.com
Have an AVR query? Why not ask the forum?
Grantronics
Australian Professional design based on the 80C51, 80C196 or the Atmel
AVR families. With nearly 25 years of industrial electronics experience
and nearly 20 years designing with microcontrollers.
AEC
Electronics
McGinty
Products Includes a page up of expieriences with the BA1FB programmer,
AVRBASIC and the AT90S1200.
http://www.lawicel.com/avr/source/
ADC demos for the 8535 by Lars Wictorsson
 Italian
Technology.
Programming
a Spider's Brain
 The
Cross-Assembler for 8051 (like) Sourcecode
Dr.
Claus Kuehnel - Consulting & Distribution Coming soon. BASCOM
Programming Microcontrollers with Ease.
13-Jan-2010
Links submitted by Phillip Musumeci. Just saw some links on your site for
linux. You can get a list of the current AVR related packages for FreeBSD
systems at any of
http://www.freebsd.org/ports
http://www.au.freebsd.org/ports
AVR
ARM
MSP430
and
searching for Atmel
http://www.danny-newport.com/MyProjects.html
Accudyne
Technical AssociatesFPGA design, PIC Microcontroller, AVR, AVR ISP,
PCB Design, PCB Layout, Circuit Design, Serial Communications, Telemetry,
Engineering Consultant
The
Robot Pages
From:
Chris Williams G'day Don, I was browsing your site for resources to use
on my DT006. I thought you might like to link to http://www.openavr.org
and http://www.nongnu.org/avr-libc/
as
up-to-date sites on using the open source GCC suite on the AVR chips.
The avr-libc site's Online Manual/Related Links page has a step by step
on getting the GCC suite going on Linux et al. (no patches or other ugliness)
and links to Windows binaries.
 "Saelig
Co. Inc. is an established USA importer of unique OEM electronic products,
including some from Dontronics!
Products:
DT104
SimmStick for Atmel 20 pin Micro
Directory
of Simmstick PCB's available Suit Atmel and PICmicro. I/O and mini-motherboard.
XP-30:
Unique Atmel AT89C2051/4051 project board, professional instrument case.
Snippets:
AVR
AT90S8515 getting started code. Version 2.0 by David VanHorn
SimmStick
Student Projects Includes Interfacing an LCD to a computer parallel
port and interfacing switches and leds to computer parallel port.
From:
Ulf Samuelsson <ulf at atmel.com>
Atmel
flash part numbers:
First
digit is flash size in kBytes.
8515
= 8kB Flash
4414
= 4 k Flash
Second
digit is EEPROM size.
2
= 64, 3 = 128, 4 = 256, 5 = 512
Third
digit is a bit strange.
0 -- not a lot
1 -- likely to have a UART
2 -- ?
3 -- likely to have UART and ADC
4 -- ?
Fourth
digit is SRAM size.
2 =
64, 3 = 128, 4 = 256, 5 = 512
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