Tag: ATmega328P
New Sensor Board from Parametric Circuits provides a whole new level of Integration
Sensor boards are manufactured to provide engineers with the ideal platform for developing projects and designs that detect or measure temperature, pressure, humidity, color, motion, and even physical location. They offer necessary support circuitry that allows for the full utilization of...
Continue ReadingDipDuino – is an Arduino in 0.3in DIP form
DipDuino is an Arduino in 0.3in DIP form. It runs the Atmega328P. Uses an onboard CP2104 to program itself and comes pre-programmed with Arduino Bootloader. Will act as a Arduino Pro or Pro Mini. Available in Tindie Store. The DipDuino is a FULL ARDUINO (Minus the A6 & A7 pins)....
Continue ReadingNew Arduino-compatible Music Visualizer board based on ATmega328p-au makes music really beautiful
Music and Electronics end up beautifully when they are perfectly combined: if you are looking for a way to synchronize RGB LEDs to music, then you have a new tool in your hands. After releasing a detailed DIY report on how to create a music visualizer with an Arduino Uno and a Sparkfun...
Continue ReadingAlready Compact Arduino Nano Scaled-Down Into a Breadboard Friendly Chip
The new Dily3217 is a breadboard friendly Arduino compatible development board that is easy to integrate with more or less the same functionality as the Nano. Powered by a very small Atmel AVR chip, the Dily3217 copies virtually all the features of the already compact Arduino Nano into...
Continue ReadingMinimal ATmega4809 on a Breadboard
David Johnson-Davies published a new project on his personal blog. He shows us how to build a minimal microcontroller on a breadboard based on the ATmega4809, the microprocessor used in the latest AVR-based Arduino boards. It includes a USB-to-serial converter so you can connect it to...
Continue ReadingdbLoRa-X1 is a Arduino compatible battery operated LoRaWAN End Node
Arduino compatible battery-operated LoRaWAN End Node using the RFM95 with the ATMega328P microcontroller. Requirements: Install the Arduino IDE Install MCCI LMIC library https://github.com/mcci-catena/arduino-lmic Inside the Arduino Libraries folder, Go to...
Continue ReadingMeet LoraPaper, A Weather Station That Runs On No Batteries!
Whenever we have projects that require displaying human-readable information, we typically go with LEDs or different gadgets that draw lots of juice from the available power supply. Sometimes, this is fine, yet on the off chance that your power options are quite constrained, or you need...
Continue ReadingProgram ATtiny 0-Series Chips with a Miniature UPDI Dongle
Thanks to their tiny size and improved capabilities, the ATtiny-0-Series of microcontrollers have been a delight for designers and DIYers looking for a microcontroller with the ease of use associated with the Arduino boards, but with a way smaller form factor associated with ATtiny...
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