Microcontroller

Keypad with ATmega32

Interfacing an ATmega32 Microcontroller with a 4×4 Keypad

Interfacing an ATmega32 microcontroller, this tutorial demonstrates the connection of a 4×4 (16-key) keypad with the ATmega32A microcontroller. Keyboards are recognized as essential input devices in electronic projects, providing a straightforward means to convey commands or directives to an electronic system. Necessary Components Hardware Components: ATmega32 microcontroller, 5V power supply, AVR-ISP programmer, JHD_162A LCD (16×2), […]

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AVR Simulation with the ATMEL

AVR Simulation with the ATMEL

Introduction AVR Studio 4 is a user-friendly Integrated Development Environment (IDE) designed for debugging AVR software. It offers chip simulation and in-circuit emulation capabilities for the AVR microcontroller family. The user interface is intuitively designed to provide comprehensive information and is suitable for both simulation and emulation, enabling users to quickly grasp its functionalities. Getting

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Working with External Interrupts in AVR micro controller

Working with External Interrupts in AVR micro controller

Introduction to Interrupts Although micro controllers can accept inputs from Digital I/O Ports,interrupts are preferred for accepting inputs generated by external events. This is mainly because of the less attention required for an interrupt based program. An Interrupt Event directs the flow of program execution to a totally independent piece of code, known as “Interrupt

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