Now that you have probably installed the driver for USBasp , it's time that we move on to mount the basic circuit for Atmega328 and get it running on the breadboard. You can get a new Atmega328/P micro-controller or just scavenge one from an Arduino UNO lying around. Before we mount the circuit on breadboard here's the of components that are required. Atmega328/P (28 PIN DIP package) 22pf Ceramic Capacitors Qty 2 nos. 16MHz crystal Qty 1 nos. [have 2-3 in spare just in case the one in use is damaged] Tactile Switch/Push Button Qty 1 nos. Resistor 10K Ohm Qty 1 nos. LED 1 nos. Breadboard Connecting Wires The schematic below shows how to configure Atmega328/P on breadboard. I have posted a hand drawn schematic as well as an eagle schematic. Before you mount the circuit lets understand functions of pin that we are using to make a basic circuit of Atmega328/P. Configuring Atmega328/P [Click to Open) Pin 1 [PC6(RE...
USBasp is an in-circuit programmer for Atmel micro-controllers. It is a
nice option if you're just starting with micro-controllers, especially
those from Atmel and aren't willing to spend much on a programmer.
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Now that you have probably installed the driver for USBasp,
it's time that we move on to mount the basic circuit for Atmega328 and
get it running on the breadboard. You can get a new Atmega328/P
micro-controller or just scavenge one from an Arduino UNO lying around.
Before we mount the circuit on breadboard here's the of components that
are required...Read More
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