Home built test console for ATMEGA168 Arduino
based on Modern Devices Bare Bones Board kit.
ATMEGA168 Arduino Micro Controller Projects
This section is a group of projects based on the Arduino microcontroller. It's very inexpensive and easy to learn using a type of 'C' language. Note that I've used the Arduino Mini and their Bare Bones Kit from Modern Devices Company. I'm very pleased with both. If one can't solder then please buy an assembled kit. Most of these projects were designed to teach electronics and general microcontrollers. All information presented in these projects is free for anyone to use and there is no warranty of any kind. For more on this system in general see:
- Bare Bone Kit Manual PDF file
- Modern Devices Arduino Mini (assembly manual)
- Arduino Programming Notebook by Brian Evans
- Arduino Projects by Tod Kurt (connecting hardware)
- ATMEGA168 chip heart of Arduino
Atmega168/Arduino features:
14k flash program storage
1k RAM for program memory
6 PWM outputs
6 A/D inputs
UART and SPI interfaces
2 Hardware interrupts
20 general purpose I/O pins (shared with PWM and Analog pins)
16 MHz RISC microcontroller
Open-source hardware, IDE, bootloader.
Homepage and software: http://www.arduino.cc/
Command reference page: http://arduino.cc/en/Reference/HomePage
Extended reference: http://arduino.cc/en/Reference/Extended
To buy an Aduino boards, parts, etc. visit www.moderndevice.com I have no financial or other relationship with Modern Devices Company.
Arduino demos:
- Connecting the ATMEGA168/Arduino to MCP23016 and LCD Display
- Display Time/Date with Arduino, LCD Display, and DS1307 RTC
- The TSL230R Light to Frequency Converter and Arduino/ATMEGA168
- Interfacing the ATMEGA168/Arduino to the MCP23016 I/O Expander
- Using the ATMEGA168/Arduino with a DS1307 Real Time Clock
- Using a Unipolar Stepper Motor with a Arduino Microcontroller
- Using the ATMEGA168/Arduino with the TA8050 Motor Controller
- Using the ATMEGA168/Arduino with a 24LC08 Serial EEPROM
- Hardware Interrupts Demo and Tutorial for ATMEGA168/Arduino
- Microcontroller AC Power Control Using Interrupts
Bare Bones Kit from Modern Device Company.
This is an example of what is out there, most do the same thing.
This doesn't include the DS1307, switches, etc.
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- PDF Files:
- 24LC08 Serial EEPROM 1k X 8 bits
- Dallas DS1307 Real Time Clock I2C plus RAM
- RS232 Driver/Receiver (MAX232)
- MCP23016 I2C I/O Expander
- Tutorials:
- Basic Triacs and SCRs
- Solid State AC Relays with Triacs
- Basic Transistor Driver Circuits for Micro-Controllers
- Opto-Isolated Transistor Drivers for Micro-Controllers
- Build an H-Bridge Motor Control with Power MOSFETS
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