AVR Stuff

This page keeps all AVR-related material used in this course. You are highly recommended to download all the material to your laptop or PC.

· AVR Studio 4. This is a compressed file (73MB). You need to unzip it and store the uncompressed files in a specified directory (folder). AVR Studio® 4 is the new professional Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for writing and debugging AVR® applications in Windows® 9x/NT/2000/XP environments. AVR Studio 4 includes an assembler and a simulator.

· ATMega64 Data Sheet. Atmega64 is a family member of AVR microcontrollers. It is used in our AVR development board. ATMega64 Data Sheet contains the technical details of ATMega64. You are required to read the relevant sections that are specified in the lab specifications and lecture notes.

· AVR Instruction Set. This pdf file contains detailed explanations about all AVR instructions.

· AVR Assembler Tutorial. This is a simple introduction to AVR assembly programming, written by Gerhard Schmidt. You are highly recommended to read through this tutorial to know how to write a simple AVR assembly program.

· AVR Assembler Guide. This is a simple guide to AVR assembler provided by Atmel Corporation.

· ASCII MAP. This file contains ASCII code that is not related to AVR at all. J