tinyAVR Series Part 3: Timer D
The third part of this article deals with the Timer D, which is used exclusively for the tinyAVR Series 1.
Read MoreThe third part of this article deals with the Timer D, which is used exclusively for the tinyAVR Series 1.
Read MoreIn this sequel of my article about the tinyAVR series 0, 1 and 2, I cover the topics Timer A, Timer B, the Configurable Custom Logic (CCL) and the Sleep Control module (SLPCTRL).
Read MoreThe microcontrollers of the tinyAVR family differ significantly from the classic ATtinys. This is an introduction to programming at register level.
Read MoreI will go into the differences of the ATmega328PB vs. the ATmega328P and introduce three 328PB-based boards and board packages.
Read MoreThe Arduino Nano Every is much more than just an upgraded Arduino Nano. Its underlying ATmega4809 opens up a wide range of possibilities. The article provides an in-depth insight.
Read MoreThe programming of timer interrupts is hardware-specific. I show in detail how it works on the ATmega328P, ATtiny85, ESP8266 and ESP32.
Read MorePart 2 of my series about interrupts deals with pin change interrupts. These are specific for AVR based Arduino and MiniEVB boards.
Read MoreLGT8F328P MiniEVB boards are available in different versions. I go into the differences and compare their power consumption.
Read MoreThe LGT8F328P is a microcontroller compatible with the ATmega328P, but cheaper and even more powerful. I show how to program LGT8F328P based boards in the Arduino environment.
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