Seven Segment Multiplexing
So after a long hiatus from AVR tutorials, here we are again on it! This time, its about Seven Segment Multiplexing! This post is written by Yash Tambi, a core […]
Category Archives: Atmel AVR
Using Atmel Studio 6
This post introduces the all new IDE released by Atmel as a successor to AVR Studio 5 for programming two different architectures ARM and AVR. This also introduces you to […]
AVR Timers – PWM Mode – Part II
This article is in continuation with the previous PWM post. Learn how to program the timers to operate in PWM mode! So let’s begin! Hello folks! Long time no see! […]
AVR Timers – PWM Mode – Part I
Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) is a very common technique in telecommunication and power control. Learn how easily you can do so using AVRs! This post discusses all the necessary theoretical […]
AVR Timers – CTC Mode
Hello friends! Welcome to the another tutorial on AVR Timers. Till now, we have covered the following topics in AVR Timers: Introduction to AVR Timers 8-bit TIMER0 16-bit TIMER1 8-bit […]
AVR Timers – TIMER2
Hello friends! Welcome to the tutorial on the TIMER2 of AVR ATMEGA16/32. I hope that you have already come across and read the following posts, in which the basic concepts […]
AVR Timers – TIMER1
Hello folks! Welcome back! In this tutorial, we will come across TIMER1 of the AVR. I hope that you have read and understood the previous posts: Introduction to AVR Timers […]
AVR Timers – TIMER0
Hello friends! Welcome back to the second part of the AVR Timers Series. In the previous post, we have discussed the basic concepts of AVR Timers. Let me summarize it: […]
Introduction to AVR Timers
Timers Timers are used everywhere. Without timers, you would end up nowhere! The range of timers vary from a few microseconds (like the ticks of a processor) to many hours […]
The ADC of the AVR
Analog to Digital Conversion Most real world data is analog. Whether it be temperature, pressure, voltage, etc, their variation is always analog in nature. For example, the temperature inside a […]
