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| mincior |
Posted: December 04, 2012 08:36 pm
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I’ve designed a series of articles describing step by step all the steps to a pre-beginner (someone who has never programmed one Atmel) to work with microcontrollers. Finally someone can build a LED light chaser, programming a ATTiny13 using electronic assemblies created by him (programmer, board test).
http://en.electroni-city.com/microcontrollers/mincior |
| deth502 |
Posted: December 04, 2012 08:54 pm
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| techhobbit |
Posted: January 15, 2013 11:55 pm
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I found it... you just have to look under the tabs Microcontrollers or Projects.
Pretty nice tutorial over all. I would like to have seen this a while ago, I have tinkered with a Picaxe 08M. And, recently, had the chance to get an Arduino kit. Only thing I would recommend is not zooming in on the circuit for so long, when its out of focus... But, again, good, comprehensive, tutorial! |
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