Penguino AVR

The Penguino AVR is a really simple USB-programmable microcontroller board for experimenting with robotics, prototyping control systems and building electronics projects.

http://www.icy.com.au/shop/product/penguino-avr/
http://www.icy.com.au/shop/product/penguino-avr/

"AVR with USB JTAG and UART, ADC, PWM, SPI, TWI and all the latest acronyms!"

The board can be easily programmed and debugged (JTAG) over a USB connection to a computer.

The on-board ATMega32A AVR microcontroller can be programmed to act on its own or to use the USB connection to communicate with the computer (using UART).

At a tiny 22x54mm, the Penguino AVR plugs directly into a circuit prototyping breadboard or a custom circuit-board design via the 36 pins along the edges. To make it even more ideal for quickly prototyping a design, it can be easily configured to run at either 5V or 3.3V from either USB power or an external power source (e.g. batteries or DC plug pack).

Code for the Penguino AVR can be written in C, compiled and uploaded in a snap using Flipper, our cross-platform software (just select the file to upload and go!).

Get the flash player here: http://www.adobe.com/flashplayer

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PenguinoAVR (last edited 2010-11-06 02:40:32 by DavidCollien)