| In the old days it was very simple to use the parallel port of a standard PC and program just about any type of AVR microcontroller with it....
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| This project lets you conveniently connect any computer with USB ports directly to a simple, traditional connector — the 9-pin RS-232 (anyon...
| When turning a computer on and off, various peripherals (such as printers, screen, scanner, etc.) often have to be turned on and off as well...
| Many ‘legacy’ peripherals, microcontroller projects and older boards are left abandoned because they have no USB connectivity and therefore...
| It’s often necessary to monitor the temperature of different rooms. For example in a green-house with various kinds of plant, in a wine cell...
| Two events triggered the conception of this AVR programmer: the feedback received on USBprog from Elektor, October 2007 and a series of arti...
| This data acquisition card for connection to the USB has eight digital outputs, eight digital inputs, two 10-bit analogue outputs and eight...
| Flash microcontrollers are easy to program, which makes them suitable for rapid software development environments and educational uses. In t...
| A new microcontroller, and yet another new programmer? Anyone involved with microcontrollers today will have a drawerful of printed circuit...
| The first chips to interface between the USB bus and asynchronous serial busses (UARTs) appeared in the early 2000s. These ICs make it possi...