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  • 2 years and no dislikes! nice!

  • @jonjmz sweet!

  • ATmel (arduino) does have an 8 pin chip. It's called an ATtiny.

    Youtube "How-To: Shrinkify Your Arduino Projects"

  • @Fonzzzzzii yea, I saw that... maybe I should update my videos

  • nice vid !!! i have one question... (i'm a beginner so ;) )

    you said that you can program the 16f88 with micro C but how can you connect that chip with the PC? :p because with the arduino you just need to replace the chip etc...

  • Your videos are extremely helpful!!

  • alright have you heard of the arduino cook book?

    pretty usefull if you want to start with arduino!

    code explained, easy and readable. starts easy, is a big book lot of pages, but the build up it's just really nice about it! :)

  • How old are you when you started? I am 16, you sound like your around 20 or so. I am curious because I feel I am starting soo late :/

  • Hi... which Chip burner do you use...?? universal or specific to chips and can you name it...

  • @channabasavakolsur PicKit2 for PICs and USBTiny for AVRs

  • @kdarrah1234 thanks... :)

  • have you ever heard of the XMOS chips? Their just amazing!

  • For the PIC the Mikroelectronika forum is excellent...and the free programming books on their site are great. They do basic, pascal, and C. They are great for learning from.

  • I have recently taken to ripping apart old stuff that doesnt work anymore to get motors etc out. I am trying to make use of what I can in them and im pretty sure there are a few microcontrollers in a phone and dvd player I took apart and I dont want to waste them coz they look pretty cool. might be a stupid question but is it possable to reprogram microcontrollers and use them for different things?

  • @gaypotter typically no. Those companies don't want you to have access to their code, so they make sure those chips are code protected, which usually means you can't get in at all, not even to reprogram

  • @kdarrah1234

    hah!

  • cann you show me the link to the ChaneyMCUkit, i cant find it on the internet

  • @sciencefreak2402 You can get it at electronics goldmine go to kits>>exploration lab kits >> 17 in 1 micro kit They have learn-to-solder kits too

  • I know...TI is trying to break in to the micro market....I ordered their kit. It is on back order but for 4.80 I can wait,

    Tracy

  • @tlfort send me the link, I wanna check that out

  • Have you tried the new TI stuff? You can get their demo board for 4.80 shipped!

  • @tlfort what??!! I have heard about some of there stuff. The problem with them, motorola and the other big names, is that there just isn't a whole lot out there for support. I'll check that out though.... look for a video! haha

  • at my school we use only use PICs, the 16F877A, 18F4620, and the 18F4685 (just like the 18F4620 but with more program memory space). I ordered some 18F1320, and I like them a lot cause of their size (18 pins). I dont mind MPLAB (with the C18 compiler), i've been working with it for 2 years now :)

  • @arnXboxElite yea, the PIC isn't bad. My only real problem with MPLAB is configuring the PIC. MikroC allows you to just check boxes to select them, and there is no need for linker files

  • *Please note that these are not actual bait! Fishing with these will not be good!

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