Making an Arduino shield can be simpler than you think. This time I designed one to program Attiny and Atmega microcontrollers, that way I don't have to use a breadboard and make the wiring to program ...

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Kudos! Now the USBasp programmer and the programming adaptor are ready for use. Next step is the preparation of the first AVR C program. AVR Studio provides an IDE for writing, debugging, and ...

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 ...