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8 Responses to Avr-Microcontrollers-in-Linux-Howto
Actually i dont know abt pic16f84 but in my howto u can see all the mc which can be used by using the mentioned packages.there are different categories of avr i think pic come under microchips.
actually pic16f84 is also a microcontroller but not from atmel.pic microcontroller is from microchip family and avr is from atmel family. comparing to pic uc avr is much faster and cheep.
Hi Ranjeet…
Good job you have done. Keep it up. Good to see this article in TLDP.org. I had written a similar tutorial referring from pramode sir’s article…
Good to see a malayalee’s name in TLDP.org
Using which program have you drawn the programmer circuit? Is it a free software? If not you can use gEDA to draw circuits…
Hope we may see face to face
Jeffrey Antony
Thrissur
Thanks freind.
I dont remember which free s/w.Thanks for your gEDA help.
Is pic16f84 avr microcontroller or not ? I’m using it in my graduate project
Actually i dont know abt pic16f84 but in my howto u can see all the mc which can be used by using the mentioned packages.there are different categories of avr i think pic come under microchips.
actually pic16f84 is also a microcontroller but not from atmel.pic microcontroller is from microchip family and avr is from atmel family. comparing to pic uc avr is much faster and cheep.
thanks for your information nithin. Life has changed now in application domain java servlet jsp struts etc ….
Found your article useful, Thanks
Thanks………. Ershad….
Left all Embedded and Linux stuffffffffff…….
Missing those dayssssss