The OpenM128 development board
The OpenM128 was one of my favourite AVR development boards but sadly it doesn’t seem to be made any more by Waveshare. This board looked like this It was a very useful board which had a few
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An ATtiny13 development board
In this article we look at another development board, this time its a compact board aimed at the Attiny13 Features/Specs lets look at the Attiny13 microcontroller first and some basic specs The 8-bit AVR® RISC-based microcontroller features
Another ATmega Prototyping PCB in kit form
In this article we look at another very useful little self build kit for Atmegas from Rkeducation in the UK, this one is called the RKAT40 Prototype PCB for 40 pin Arduino It looks like this –
The RKAT40c Compact Project PCB for 40 pin Atmegas
This next board combines an Atmega chip which you have to supply and a easy to build minimal system board with parts. The board is easy to assemble as it features only through hole parts and no
An AT90USB162 development board from Olimex
This was another development board that I purchased a long time ago, its a board for the AT90USB162 from Olimex and its a good, solid option Specs Lets look at the specs of the AT90USB162 The microcontroller
Atmel ATmega168 Xplained basic example
In this example we will look at the Atmel ATmega168 Xplained Mini board and will show you a simple code example – blink an LED. The Atmel ATmega168 Xplained Mini evalutation kit is a hardware platform for
AT90USB162 development board
The AVR-USB-STK board is a nice development board allowing you to explore the AT90USB162 . This board has a USB connector, a Joystick, a RS232, a SD-MMC card, an Audio output, an ICSP connector and an extension connector.
RKP40c development board kit
I was looking for a basic development board for the ATmega16/32 microcontrollers, I did not want one of the boards that has masses of components on the board such as LEDs, switches and LCD headers but just
RKAT28 development board kit
The RKAT28 is a development board from rkeducation that is aimed at the 28 pin Atmel devices such as the ATmega328p which was commonly used in Arduino boards, this means of course you can take the chip
ATmega32 minimum system board
When I was looking at products to buy I saw this little board which is commonly referred to along the lines of ATMEGA32 Minimum System Board AVR Development Board. The product looked quite a nice little board for
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