AVR_board_m8515

A basic dev board for the ATmega8515 in TQFP44, has ISP header, serial header, a place for a crystal, and an LED (of course!).

Ethan Durrant

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A basic dev board for the ATmega8515 in TQFP44, has ISP header, serial header, a place for a crystal, and an LED (of course!). This will likely be used as a controller for a floppy drive music system running my Moppy_AVR code.

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1 × ATmega8515 Microprocessors, Microcontrollers, DSPs / ARM, RISC-Based Microcontrollers
1 × 16MHz crystal
2 × 25pf capacitors
1 × RED LED
1 × 1K resistor

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Board succefully built and working!
Ethan Durrant • 10/04/2014 at 04:41 • 0 comments

Successfully uploaded a classic "blinky LED" program to the ATmega8515 on the board using my probUSBis_a1 board as an AVR ISP programmer using the littlewire firmware. I also wrote a small "Hello, World!" serial test program.
Here is the board connected to a scavenged FT232BL board for USB to serial communication. With a blinky LED for debugging.