#include <avr/io.h>
#include <avr/interrupt.h>
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Notes on getting serial communications to work on AVR.
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Summary "howto" setup timer interrupts on AVR
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...e 8 WS2811 led strings in parallel from one AVR. This allows a single 8Mhz AVR to output at a speed of 266666 RGB LED values per second, or 10000 LEDs at
...definitely simpler than the [[Driving the WS2811 at 800 kHz with an 8 MHz AVR|single-channel version]], but the single channel version had the advanta
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This page describes how to drive a WS2811 from an 8Mhz or 9.6Mhz AVR like an Atmel ATmega88, ATtiny2313 or ATtiny13 '''without added components'
...found [https://github.com/DannyHavenith/ws2811 here]. The code comes as an avr-eclipse project consisting for a large part of C++ demonstration code and t
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#REDIRECT [[Driving the WS2811 at 800 kHz with an 8 MHz AVR]]
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In the mean time, we've switched to AVR and the wireless lcd protocol has been ported to ATTiny2313. Now, the same
[[Category:SX]][[Category:AVR]]
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Quickie project based on the [[Driving the WS2811 at 800 kHz with an 8 MHz AVR|8MHz WS2811 driver]]
[[Category:AVR]][[Category:WS2811]]
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The control and timing is performed by an AVR Atmega88. It might be a bit overqualified for the job, but it has the advan
...to detect the rest position of the pendulum start/stop arm. Apart from the AVR there is only a ULN2003 to drive the stepper, a watch crystal and a LED, so
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...electronics projects, mainly involving [http://www.atmel.com/products/avr/ AVR] microcontrollers.
...thumbnail.jpg|upright=1.0|link=Driving the WS2811 at 800 kHz with an 8 MHz AVR]]
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...rds]] I had a new insight; the programming header could be placed OVER the AVR microcontroller to 1) save space and 2) make fast and easy/plug 'n play con
...finite' straddling header, that also included some stuff that almost every AVR circuit needed and that was more or less 'fool-proof'.
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...e 8 WS2811 led strings in parallel from one AVR. This allows a single 8Mhz AVR to output at a speed of 266666 RGB LED values per second, or 10000 LEDs at
...definitely simpler than the [[Driving the WS2811 at 800 kHz with an 8 MHz AVR|single-channel version]], but the single channel version had the advanta
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==AVR code==
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...no's 50+ cycles. This library can be used to include Arduino code in "raw" AVR projects without suffering a memory footprint hit. It is also offered as an
[[Category:AVR]][[Category:C++]]
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Notes on getting serial communications to work on AVR.
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Summary "howto" setup timer interrupts on AVR
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...code mentioned on the page "[[Driving the WS2811 at 800 kHz with an 8 MHz AVR]]" and the methodology used to create that code. Note that I've created a m
...arity with AVR assembly, although the code uses a very small subset of the AVR instruction set.
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When [[driving 8 WS2811 strips in parallel with an 8Mhz AVR]] we need to transpose arrays of rgb-values into groups of red-, green- and
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This page describes how to drive a WS2811 from an 8Mhz or 9.6Mhz AVR like an Atmel ATmega88, ATtiny2313 or ATtiny13 '''without added components'
...found [https://github.com/DannyHavenith/ws2811 here]. The code comes as an avr-eclipse project consisting for a large part of C++ demonstration code and t
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...at 800 kHz with an 8 MHz AVR|drive a WS2811/WS2812 LED string with an 8Mhz AVR]], some of the comments on that page triggered me to create a version of th
[[Category:AVR]][[Category:WS2811]]
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This is a small C++ program that will read AVR assembly instructions from a file. It will then chop the list of assembly i
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