Microcontrollers - A Beginner's Guide - Intro to the AVR Atmega32

[SirMixAlotChannel]

Where is part 2?

[gdorwin26]

Where did you get you atmega32 and does it have a bootloader?

[coocoodful]

great video you are a great teacher keep it up

[anajonesr]

@coocoodful Thanks!

[geoelectronix]

great video, really good explanation. thank you for sharing your knowledge!!!!!!!!

[BrentBXR]

its an OK tutorial; but one big tip. DO NOT TOUCH THE MICROCONTROLLERS LIKE HE IS. THIS WILL VERY EASILY BREAK THEM DUE TO STATIC ELECTRICITY. DO NOT MAN HANDLE THESE DEVICES. Esd ONLY.

thanks :3 <3 you all

[anajonesr]

@BrentBXR You are correct. If you will touch the pins, then make sure to dissipate the static electricity by grounding. This tutorial was developed to show various features of the microcontroller, so touching it was necessary. Thanks for the tips.

[71GA]

@anajonesr You can buy groundng bracelets which conects you to the ground and it is safe then.

[anajonesr]

@71GA Yes, I have a mat that is grounded, but I don't use it often.

[tenstairs]

This tutorial series really is amazing. You can do so much with these little wonders and Patrick is a great teacher.

[anajonesr]

@tenstairs Thanks for those very kind words.

[serchmarc]

micky mouse notebook :) XD

[anajonesr]

@serchmarc Nothing else will do.

[margoumix]

Ok, this kind of equipement is only used to develop AVR atmel projects but what about the PIC, ARM, 8051 and is it the same thing to programm any other kind of microcontrollers, another questions is there any other links to some of complete projects like special robots and programmable machines those contain microcontrollers thank you

[Adamskiller19]

teachers should not recommend us literature but videos like this.. u did a really good job..

[anajonesr]

@Adamskiller19 Thanks!!

[addy3x]

micky mouse ;)

[anajonesr]

@addy3x Yep. He makes me happy!

[tcbetka]

Agreed... I just finished watching all of your videos, and they are GREAT! Thank you very much for your time in presenting them. Very helpful.

The only suggestion I would make, and this is for *complete* newbies to this (such as myself), would be to maybe just give us a source for the hardware you used. You showed some of that, but it's hard to find some of this stuff when you don't understand what it is. But these are great videos, and I really appreciate the time you put into making them!

[maunglay88]

Thanks you very much for your time .......It is really help me and better understanding on micro controller....

[anajonesr]

@maunglay88 You are welcome. Enjoy.

[aljomaijma]

thank you you have been very very helpfull ,but just pls: can you tell me if such devices are reprogramable or not ....and thanks again.

[anajonesr]

@aljomaijma Yes, these microcontrollers can be re-programmed around 10,000 times..

[33rdPatriot]

PHAT series (THANK YOU!), but duuuude, stymie with the nail nibbling!! Those stubs look AWFUL!

[mYOzZyKaT]

really really great series on microcontrollers...

just what I was looking for...

I have a short question. Can your setup with the breadboard also program the Atmel ATtiny25?

I am trying to build a flash converter unit for a Minolta 5400HS flash which uses the MCU.

[anajonesr]

@mYOzZyKaT Yes, you can use the same software and drivers, but check the pinout of the tiny to determine how to connect the programmer to the micro.

[symb09]

You need to label your videos in a group, cause its almost impossible to find the NEXT video.

[anajonesr]

@symb09 Thanks. A playlist has been created.

[fled143]

nice

[anajonesr]

@fled143 Thanks!

[kiffing]

Very nice I look forward to more in this series.

[anajonesr]

@kiffing Thanks. Please let me know if you have any comments or wishlist on what you would like to see in this series.