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The AVR-Doper, developed by Objective Development |
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Backside of the AVR-Doper, almost all discrete parts are SMD parts. |
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The step-up circuitry. BC848 and BC858. |
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The I2C-tiny-USB, developed by Till Harbaum |
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Backside of the I2C-tiny-USB, once more in SMD. |
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Analysis of I2C signals of I2C-tiny-USB connected to a MAX1069. |
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One more analysis. |
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Analysis of I2C signals of a CPLD-based I2C master connected to the MAX1069. |
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The AVR webserver by Ulrich Radig, in the version of ISA-Ctrl. The V1.40 sources had to be patched quite heavily to fit into the ATmega32. |
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Backside of the AVR webserver, SMD technology where possible. |
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A Demoboard for testing SD card access and FAT16 routines. The FAT16 routines from www.mikro-control.de had been extended by me to support successive access to files. This is because I plan to implement an MP3 player using the VS1001. |
last edited 07.01.07 by hennichodernich
