I used buffer 74HC244 in my writer and voltage 5,12 volt. Is that voltage dangerous for the mCU(atmega32L)?
The mCu controlled driver stepper motor dan driver DC motor with IC L298. Is the mCU current drop-out? or is the driver motor cause that mcu broken?
Thanks for your answer..
np np <harrabylad@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: Sounds like an programming overvoltage problem.
Are you sure you have the right volts to program it?
www.ckp-railways.talktalk.net/pcbcad21.htm
eka maulana <maula_eka@yahoo.com> wrote: I have a problem with my AVR microcontroller (atmega16, atmega32L and atmega8535L), I used ISP to program this microcontroller with CodeVisionAVR. Why did the MCU often broken after being programmed. It happen to MCU ATMega16 and ATMega32L, but not to ATMega8535L.
I used eksternal clock 8 MHz for programming my project.
Thank you very much..
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Re: [AVR-Chat] why my microcontroller usually broken?
2007-02-26 by eka maulana
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