AVR Development Tools |
▋EasyAVR6
Development System ▋ |
▋BIGAVR6
Development System
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The
BIGAVR6 development system supports 64- and
100-pin AVR microcontrollers. It comes with the
ATMEGA128 microcontroller. The system features a USB 2.0
programmer and many peripheral modules such as touch
panel controller, CAN, RTC etc.[more
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▋AVRPLC16
v6 PLC System
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▋XMEGA-Ready
Board
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▋mikroXMEGA
Board
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▋AVRprog2
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▋EasyAVR5A
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▋BIGAVR2
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▋EasyAVR6
PROTO Board
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▋AVR-Ready1
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▋AVR-Ready2
Board
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▋BIGAVR6
TQFP MCU Cards
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The
AVR-Ready2 Board is a prototype board for 28-pin
AVR microcontrollers. The board features a USB to serial
UART interface device FT232R.[more
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BIGAVR6
TQFP MCU Cards come with a 64- and 100-pin AVR
microcontroller in TQFP package soldered on them. There
are an on-board oscillator and pads connected to the
microcontroller pins.[more
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▋BIGAVR6
MCU Cards Empty PCB
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▋BIGAVR
MCU cards ▋ |
Empty
BIGAVR6 MCU Cards support 64- and 100-pin AVR
microcontrollers in TQFP package. You should solder a
microcontroller as well as other components you need on
these PCBs.[more
info] |
BIGAVR
MCU Cards have an AVR MCU soldered on them. They are
compatible with our BIGAVR development systems and can
be easily connected to them via a two-line connector.
Their bottom has a ground plane for noise prevention.[more
info] |
▋Empty
BIGAVR MCU cards
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▋AT90PWM
to DIP40B Adapters ▋ |
64-
and 100-pin Empty BIGAVR MCU Cards are compatible
with our BIGAVR development systems. You should solder
your MCU and other components you need. They are
connected to a system via a two-line connector. Their
bottom has a ground plane for noise prevention.[more
info] |
AT90PWM
to DIP40B Adapters are used to convert a DIP40 (AVR)
socket into an AT90PWM (AVR) compatible socket. You can
solder AT90PWM1, AT90PWM2 or AT90PWM3 microcontroller on
this board to get DIP40 support. These adapters provide
an easy and fast work.[more
info] |
▋UNI-DS3
Development System [AVR]
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The
UNI-DS3 development system supports PIC, AVR,
8051, ARM, PSoC and dsPIC microcontrollers with a large
number of peripherals. If you want to give another
microcontroller a try you just have to switch the card
and continue working in the same development
environment.[more
info] |
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