AVR's anyone?/ Hello

maeth's picture

Hello, this is my first post here. All you projects look amazing!

I hope to learn alot!

Anyways, has anyone worked with AVR microchips before? I personally use Atmel’s ATMega 168. I find that the interpreter is a little hard to get working but it is really easy to work with after that. The chips are pretty cheap to.

I have also worked with RCK/NXT from Lego.

I hope to post my own project up here soon!

fritsl's picture

Hey, welcome :)Any

Hey, welcome :)

Any description of the ATMega 168 - perhaps as a walkthrough - would be really great!

And looking forward to see your project shared with us, thanks!!

Personally I have only had brief contact with AVR and Lego, so i cannot help you much.

/ Frits

Fredrik Andersson's picture

I've been working with

I've been working with ATmega168 a bit, but only through the Arduino environment. I've felt this microcontroller is powerful, even trigonometry and inverse kinematics calculations works well.

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