 
MicroTRAK - Universal Development / Training Kit for Microcontrollers
The ultimate training kit and project development platform with microcontrollers.
Whether developing a new project with or learning about microcontrollers, you will find MicroTRAK a highly versatile carrier board with support for microcontroller systems with 8051, AVR, ARM, 6811, 6808, PIC®, Basic Stamp, Basic Tiger and others.
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Lanconelli Open Systems
You'll find here several interesting projects related to electronics, embedded systems and programming.
PonyProg, the most popular eeprom programmer on the Internet.
CARACA, the free home automation system based on CANBus.
WebTherm, a simple on-line thermometer.
MiniThreads, how to do multitasking even with very small microcontrollers like AVR AT90S1200.
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http://www.lancos.com
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Linux Atmel AVR Tutorial
The Atmel AVR family is a set of powerful microcontrollers that were designed to be used with the C programming language.
You can now compile a C program for the AVRs with gcc, then load the program onto the chip using an inexpensive programmer and free tools.
For Linux users who want to work on digital electronics, robotics, and automation, these chips are the way to go. This page is a step-by-step tutorial that presents the simplest,...
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http://paul.graysonfamily.org
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MicroControllers and Electronics page
Welcome to my electronics page.
I can currently play with chips only at nights and weekends, but my goal is to be back with my favorite job in a year or two, so I have started to prepare for it. I started playing with PIC 16F84 microcontroller but got bored quickly.
The instruction set is disgusting, and although I enjoy working with small manageable things, 1684 is just a bit too limited for my taste.
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http://www.nomad.ee
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Mike Robins - Atmel AVR Microcontrollers
At the present time, my current work has been focused on developing fast and reliable communications between the AVR and a host PC. I've wrapped this into my MFR AVR Libraries.
Many of the following projects depend on those libraries.
preview:
http://mike.gamerack.com
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Rickey's World of Microcontrollers
Very nice website of discussions, downloads, project, and even tutorials on AVR, PIC, and 8051.
Hi friends my name is Ajay Bhargav my friends call me rickey.
I am an electronics and communication student and i have done Diploma in Embedded system designing.
Making webpages is my hobby and i like to help people.
I am working with micro controllers from past few years.
Till now i have worked with 8051 architechutre, AVR (still learning it)...
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http://www.8051projects.net
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RoBSki!'s AVR Projects
Here you will find: * Basic ASM examples * Bits, Bytes, Nibbles, Data Assembly examples * FREE hex dumps and Software * Compleet AVR programs * Links to AVR projects * Information about digital tecnics * TWI, I2C, 3-wire, bitbanging * AVR Instructions * ADC, DAC, PWM, multiplexing * Controlling displays (LED,LCD,dotmatrix) * Low-cost solutions (low budget projects) * Tips & Tricks * FREE diagrams * Datasheets * And much more..
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http://www.attiny.com
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yaap - yet another AVR programmer
This is an emergency release of my AVR programmer.
Emergency, because many people have asked for it, and because I need to refer to it from the assembly instructions for yampp-3. The program works great, but it still lack some features like fuses and stuff.
On the other hand, it offers some unique features : Built in Serial Terminal Built in SPI Terminal some more, I guess.
So far, there's no help, so you're on your...
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http://www.myplace.nu
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