Posts by Bilal:
ATtiny85 Mini RGB Mood Light!
Posted on: 25 Nov 2021
I have seen RGB mood lights using Arduino, PIC, and larger AVR chips, but never one with the ATtiny85. That’s why I decided to make one. This mood light is super simple to make and all the parts can be purchased online for about $5.00 total (not including the Arduino used to program the chip). […]
DIY Atmel Microcontroller Development Board
Posted on: 23 Nov 2021
In this Instructables I am going to show you how to make a very useful development board for your favourite Atmel microcontroller that will help you save up to the third of the space on your breadboard and let you move your microcontroller around without any loose connections problems. It will also help you connect […]
Car Datta Logger Using OBD II Protocol (atmega 2560+ SD Card + Lcd 16×2)
Posted on: 21 Nov 2021
Ok first of all this was a final project for my microprocessor course in my University, and its intended to clarify and guide to someone has a similar project or just want to do it and learn , since when i was doing this project it wasn’t so easy to find the information and examples […]
AVR Projects Collection | 16 ATmega MCU Projects
Posted on: 19 Nov 2021
AVR is a family of microcontrollers developed by Atmel beginning in 1996. These are modified Harvard architecture 8-bit RISC single-chip microcontrollers. ATmega series are one of the types of AVR microcontrollers with features like 4–256 KB program memory, 28–100-pin package, extended instruction set, and extensive peripheral set. These special features help students, hobbyists and engineers make innovative AVR projects. Let’s take a look at few interesting AVR […]
ATMEGA328P Microcontroller
Posted on: 17 Nov 2021
ATmega328P is one of the high performances AVR technology microcontroller with a large number of pins and features. It is designed by 8-bit CMOS technology and RSIC CPU which enhance its performance and its power efficiency get improved by auto sleeps and internal temperature sensor. This ATmega328P IC comes with internal protections and multiple programming methods which helps […]
Rotary Encoder Interfacing with ATmega8 Microcontroller
Posted on: 15 Nov 2021
In this tutorial we are going to interface a rotary encoder with ATmega8 microcontroller. ATmega8 is atmel’s microcontroller series designed for embedded applications. Rotary encoder is used to know the position of movement and angular movement of a motor or axis. It’s a three terminal device usually, with power and ground pin counts to five. A rotary encoder […]
USB POWER TESTER BASED ON ATTINY45/85
Posted on: 13 Nov 2021
USB power testers provide users with the opportunity of examining how much power a device plugged into a USB port is drawing from the port. While this is mostly used by designers who are building USB-powered devices and are trying to evaluate how much power it consumes, it is sometimes also used to appraise the […]
Interfacing 16×2 LCD with Atmega16 AVR Microcontroller in 4-Bit Mode
Posted on: 11 Nov 2021
Display is the necessary part of any machine whether it is any home appliance or industrial machines. Display not only shows the control options to operate the machine but also shows the status and output of the task performed by that machine. There are many types of displays used in electronics like 7-segment display, 16×2 LCD display, TFT […]
Interfacing Servo Motor with AVR Microcontroller Atmega16
Posted on: 09 Nov 2021
Servo Motors are widely used where precise control is required such as robots, Automated Machineries, robotic arm etc. However, the scope of the servo motor is not limited to this much and can be used in many applications. To know more about the basics, theory and working principle of servo motor follow the link. We […]
How to Program AVR Microcontroller Atmega16 Using USBASP programmer and Atmel Studio 7.0
Posted on: 07 Nov 2021
There are several ways to program AVR microcontrollers. We are programming it with USBASP v2.0 serial programmer. For demonstration we will use ATmega16 Microcontroller and Atmel Studio. We will test the programmer with a blink sketch. Below are the steps to burn the code into Atmega ICs using USBASP JTAG and Atmel Studio: Installing USBASP […]
