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USB Programmer for AT89C Microcontrollers Based on Arduino

I’d like to share my latest project — a USB programmer for AT89Cx051/AT89C5x microcontrollers, built on what is probably the most well-known and inexpensive development board out there: the Arduino Nano. The programmer’s circuit is fairly simple. Besides the Arduino board itself, it contains a couple of transistors, a diode, several resistors and capacitors, a …

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EEPROM programmer

EEPROM programmer Introduction.     On this page you are offered the EEPROM programmer “Chameleon”. The programmer allows programming memory chips that have a serial interface. The main difference of this programmer from the majority of similar programmers is that PROGRAMMING ALGORITHMS ARE COMPLETELY DEFINED BY EXTERNAL PROGRAM MODULES. To write a module, you only need …

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Restoring the Fuse-bits configuration of ATtiny13, ATtiny25/45/85 (HVSP)

Sometimes, when developing devices on 8- and 14-pin AVR microcontrollers, it is necessary to use the Reset pin as an input/output line. This can be done by setting the appropriate Fuse-bit configuration. But after these actions, access to the microcontroller for in-circuit programming is lost, because we disable the Reset line. We will consider a …

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USB Pic Programmer

USB Pic Programmer This post is dedicated to anyone who wants to program a PIC (microchip) device via USB. While browsing the web for ready-to-use projects, I found a nice project called Open Programmer, which has several schematics, PCBs, and open source code. Source link: http://openprog.altervista.org/OP_ita.html. What bothered me was the need to install a …

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