Posted these in the wrong order, it wouldn’t be a newbie example if you weren’t flashing an onboard LED now. A simple LED blink is a useful first GPIO output …
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Curiosity Nano
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With basic OLED communication established, the next step is to make the display useful for presenting readable information. This version of the ATmega4809 Curiosity Nano Explorer project extends the earlier …
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This project uses the ATmega4809 Curiosity Nano with the Curiosity Nano Explorer and its OLED display to demonstrate how a real display peripheral can be integrated into an AVR firmware …
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The ATmega4809 pinout is organised around six GPIO ports, PORTA through PORTF, with most pins capable of performing several functions depending on peripheral configuration and routing. A pin that operates …
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The ATmega4809 Curiosity Nano is a compact development board built around Microchip’s ATmega4809, a modern member of the AVR family. Although the processor executes the familiar AVR instruction set, its …