With the AVR Dragon, Atmel has set a new standard for low-cost development tools. The AVR Dragon supports all programming modes for all AVR microcontrollers and on-chip debugging for AVR ...

Programming The ATmega168 is a programmable microcontroller. But better yet, it’s reprogrammable. In fact, when you’re working on a project you’ll most likely reprogram it several times an hour.

If you've been designing with Arduino and love it, you're ready to love the hardware that improves performance and increases your design options. Atmel's AVR series of microcontrollers helps your ...

The majority of development boards available to evaluate and program AVR MCUs are supported by the MPLAB ecosystem and MCC. Xplained development boards are compatible with START and are now ...

Here you can learn many more interesting and useful about USB bootloaders for AVR microcontrollers. In practice, one of the most proper microcontroller programming method is using a bootloader program ...

Use programming software to send some example code to the microcontroller If you missed Part 1 take a few minutes to review that portion of the tutorial and then join us after the break.

Available immediately, the MPQ-AVR programmer provides in-circuit programming of all available devices in the AVR Xmega family. The new Xmega support is in addition to existing AVR microcontrollers ...

By providing a complete on-chip debugging and programming tool for more than 30 different AVR Flash microcontrollers at only US$49, the AVR Dragon is the industry's most comprehensive low-cost ...

More compiler choices and debugger/programmer options are also available when compiling and programming AVR MCUs using MPLAB X IDE 5.05. Compiler choices include the AVR MCU GNU Compiler Collection ...

Designers who have traditionally used Microchip’s PIC microcontrollers (MCUs) and developed with the MPLAB ecosystem can now easily evaluate and incorporate AVR MCUs into their applications. The ...