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 The Atmel STK500 development board does support many but not all of Atmels AVR controllers. As an enhancement a STK505 unit was constructed by Atmel to support the ATtiny24/44/84 series of microcontrollers, which come in a 14-pin DIP package. Other plugin-boards for other pinouts have also been made, but since the STK500 itself is […] Continue reading DIY STK505 replacement  As you can read in my earlier posts I have become quite attached to the AVR microcontrollers from Atmel. We also use these microcontrollers in projects with our students at Uppsala University. Probably one of the widest spread development tools for AVR controllers is the original STK500 starter kit from Atmel, which in principle […] Continue reading Do they know what they do?  Now I am completely sold to AVR microcontrollers. ATMEL’s free software seamlessly interfaces to the also free AVR-GCC C compiler and it is really easy to get started with the AVR microcontrollers – both in assembler and in C. Today I first rewrote yesterday’s assembler code into C in order to get the same […] Continue reading Knight Rider is back  Today was the first really sunny day this spring in Uppsala. Reaching 25°C I spent a large part of the day on my balcony where I was visited by a special guest: A rose chafer or cetonia aurata This rose chafer was elected the insect of the year 2000 in Germany where […] Continue reading Bugs with six and more legs |
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