AVR-Chat

On Mon, 09 Jan 2006 16:48:24 -0000 you wrote:

>
>tom,
>
>i'm half way to being converted! by nothing more than the quality of
>your post alone! ;-)
>
>the last time i wrote anything substantial (>10 years ago), i went for
>delphi instead of VB or VC++, does that make me a PIC or an AVR person?  
>
>now if, i say if, i decide to go with AVR. which chip and tools would
>you recommend i start with? assuming that i am not going to stop with
>one project...
>is the atmega169 a good chip to start with?
>is the ATAVRBFLY (butterfly?) a worthy toy to learn with?
>should i get the stk500 or are the better alternatives?
>
>could you recommend some good sites/links (beside this one of course)
>for me to read up on?

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Chapter 5, Project Development
This chapter focuses on the orderly development of a project using microcontrollers.  A
complete wireless indoor/outdoor weather station is developed in its entirety to
illustrate the process.
--
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