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Microcontroller Programming

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Program too big for MCU? 3 3350 September 18, 2012
by jlaskowski
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by killercow
SPI: Checking SPIF while in an interrupt Handler 8 4518 September 17, 2012
by Noter
Application Resetting after Adding Interrupt Handler 6 3769 September 15, 2012
by jlaskowski
Switching from C to Python tips? 6 3616 September 13, 2012
by wadaltmon
Need help reading input port pin 8 3531 September 12, 2012
by pcbolt
Help with delay_us using a 9.216mhz crystal 13 3664 September 11, 2012
by sask55
Activating Pull-up Resistor on ATMega I/O Port 2 15021 September 11, 2012
by jlaskowski
Exception Thrown When Raising Port Pin for CC3000 4 4249 September 09, 2012
by jlaskowski
LCD library in EEPROM 10 3309 September 05, 2012
by Ralphxyz
R/C Car Programing 2 3495 August 28, 2012
by musesick
Using Analog Comparator as Input Capture 2 3180 August 28, 2012
by dan_engbers
scanf_P doesn't work 17 4493 August 27, 2012
by Gil
Sending MIDI data using serial bus 6 5100 August 25, 2012
by HexManiac
Can I use this to program a bootloader onto a blank chip? 2 3087 August 25, 2012
by Rick_S
LCD library error? Only Line 4 and on line1 ??? 14 4236 August 21, 2012
by thinairart
Simple micro controlled light switch 2 3514 August 21, 2012
by pcbolt
RS232 Bit Banging producing unexpected results. 10 3982 August 20, 2012
by Finis
thermocouple amplifier serial communication 3 3592 August 18, 2012
by Finis
TypeCast problem 3 3214 August 17, 2012
by eminthepooh
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