AVR JTAG board for ATMega series of microcontrollers.

My new AVR JTAG board. This helps me to do real time and on chip debugging of my code on the Atmel ATMega32 microcontroller. This board is based on the one mentioned in http://aquaticus.info/JTAG.

However, I took the liberty of replacing the conventional power supply with an USB terminal. So my JTAG board draws its power from the PC USB rather than a cumbersome regulated power supply.

Also, it works both in Windows with AVR Studio and in Linux with avarice and gdb. The test program here was compiled using avr-gcc, the avr port of gcc.

'Atmel + AVR + JTAG + gcc + gdb' rulez!!

Category:

Education

Tags:

• AVR
• avarice
• ATmega32
• JTAG
• avr-gcc
• avr-gdb
• embedded
• hobbyist

[josnelihurt]

link broken, :-(

[seemantadutta]

Yeah! Try cached pages in google, it may come up there.

[chemistrycoolguyscom]

is this for controlling a robot or programming it ?

[seemantadutta]

Both ;)

[malangr]

hi sir excuseme i have a cuestion, can i upload an arduino bootloader in a amtel avr 644 by JTAG and avr studio? what can i do with JTAG ports in "sangino proyect" thx so much

[bbfan240]

7 11

[mFaisalKhan]

Great, Now you dont need to buy expensive ready made ICE tools.

[averagemale]

very good video, thanks for posting this along with the URL. Just a note, the URL should not include the period, removing that character the link then works.

Thanks again.

[TheNyrangersrule16]

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[amiralwaled]

good work :)

excellent