AVR microcontrollers: C language, electronic devices.

Why take this course?
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Course Headline: π Master AVR Microcontrollers with C Programming & Practical Projects!
Course Description:
Are you ready to dive into the world of microcontrollers and embedded systems? "AVR microcontrollers: I/O, ADC, PWM, etc." is the perfect course for both beginners and experienced electronics engineers who wish to enhance their skills with AVR microcontrollers. π»
Why Choose This Course?
- AVR Mastery: Learn how AVR ATMEL microcontrollers, which are the brains behind most ARDUINO projects, work and how to program them in C language.
- In-Depth Knowledge: Gain a thorough understanding of I/O ports, ADC, PWM, EEPROM, timers, and interrupts.
- Practical Exposure: Work with external devices such as sensors, wireless modules, real-time clocks, and more.
- Real-World Applications: Explore UART (USART) serial interface, SPI, TWI, and 1-wire bus connections.
- Hands-On Learning: Connect various devices to the microcontroller, including display devices, matrix keyboards, and other peripherals.
- Complete Projects: Receive finished code and sources for business projects directly in private messages.
- Real Working Demos: Watch videos of complete programs and working devices in action.
- Dynamic Content: The course content is continually updated, and your feedback is encouraged to enhance the learning experience.
- Individual Support: Get assistance with individual lessons and project support throughout the course.
Course Outline:
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Introduction to AVR Microcontrollers
- Overview of AVR ATMEL and XMEGA series
- Setting up the development environment
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Programming Fundamentals in C for Microcontrollers
- Basic syntax and structures
- Functions, loops, and memory management
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Input/Output (I/O) Ports:
- Configuring I/O pins
- Reading from and writing to I/O ports
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Analog-to-Digital Conversion (ADC):
- Understanding ADC principles
- Interfacing with analog sensors
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Pulse Width Modulation (PWM):
- Generating PWM signals for motor control and LED dimming
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Memory, EEPROM, and Timers:
- Effective memory usage
- Reading/writing to EEPROM
- Programmable timers for timekeeping and pulse timing
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Interrupts & Real-Time Operations:
- External and software interrupt handling
- Implementing real-time tasks
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Serial Communication Interfaces:
- UART (USART) for serial communication
- SPI for multi-master/slave communication
- TWI (I2C) for I2C communication
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Wireless & Wired Connectivity:
- RF modules and Bluetooth communication
- Ethernet and USB interfaces
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External Peripherals Interfacing:
- Connecting to display devices (LED, 7-segment displays, LCD)
- Interfacing with matrix keyboards and other input devices
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Final Projects & Real-World Applications:
- Business project code and sources provided
- Showcasing completed projects with detailed explanations
Important Notes:
- Your purchase directly supports the Ukrainian army in its fight against Russian invaders. ποΈπͺ
- Please review the curriculum and course description thoroughly before enrolling to ensure this course aligns with your learning goals.
- The course materials available in the public domain will give you a glimpse into the presentation style and quality of content provided.
- While my English may not be perfect, I am committed to providing you with the best learning experience possible. π
Enroll now and join a community of learners who are shaping the future of embedded systems! ππ₯
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