AVR File Archive
SOURCE
FILENAME |
DESCRIPTION | AVR PART | AUTHOR | COMMENTS |
Video.zip |
Video (PAL) geneation using a 4Mhz part | Any AVR | Paul Robson | This is the main routine that generates the video signals and can be added to your programs |
SPI8515.zip | Hardware SPI handling routines | AT90s8515 | Andrian Cottle | This program reads in 16 bit data on the SPI hardware serial port using
the 8515 AVR uC. For this application it is used with the MAX176 Serial 12 bit ADC from
Maxim. Any comments, problems etc please contact Adrian at A.V.Cottle@bath.ac.uk |
AVRMod | PSX MOD chip | AT90s2323 | Stelios Koroneos | How to make a MOD chip for your PSX using the AVR |
8servo.zip |
Control 8 servos simultaneously with rs232 commands | AT90s2313 | Charlie Krauter |
Asm file created using tavrasm assembler on Linux |
Interfacing to Dallas 1305 RTC | AT90s8115 | J Tidwell | Authors web page http://www3.igalaxy.net/~jackt | |
Queue.zip |
RS232 circular buffer | AT90s2313 | J Tidwell | Authors web page http://www3.igalaxy.net/~jackt |
SerialLCD.zip Ver 1.0 | Control a 2x16 LCD through rs232 1 line interface | AT90S2313 | Stelios Koroneos | Check the Serial LCD using the 2313 link for a full description |
timcnt2.zip | Demonstrates use of sleep mode, interrupts, and precise hardware generated time delay. From 11/98 issue of Popular Electronics magazine. | AT90S1200 | Jeff Holtzman | Ingeneering Inc. |
Sram.zip | Example of how to access the SRAM | AT90S8115 | ||
lcd.asm | Control 2-line LCD using 4-wire interface | AT90S2313 | Charles R. Ott | |
lcd2.asm | Control a 16 char x 1-line LCD using 4-wire bus interface (plus 3 control lines) | AT90S4414 | Charles R. Ott | Modified by Bruce Land for EE476 at Cornell Port D controls the LCD Port A, pin 7, supplies power to the LCD Port B is used for diagnostic LED displays |
tones.zip | Basic audio synthesizer | Bruce Land | ||
StartCode V2.zip | Getting started code for 8515 V2 | 90s8515 | David B. VanHorn | This is a single archive of all the code |
StartCode V0.12.zip | Getting started code for 8515 | 90s8515 | David B. VanHorn | This is a single archive of all the code |
AvrFPsrc.zip | Floating point math routines in asm | All AVR parts except 90s1200 | J Tidwell | Authors web page http://www3.igalaxy.net/~jackt |
avr305.asm | Application Note 305 correction | 90s1200 | Stelios Koroneos | Application Note 305 from Atmel had errors which were corrected. |
avr30585.asm | Application Note 305 correction | 90s8515 | Stelios Koroneos | Same as above but for the 8515 |
EXECUTABLES
FILENAME |
DESCRIPTION | PLATFORM | AUTHOR | COMMENTS |
chk8515 |
Binary code checker |
Win32 | The ATMEL Errata Sheet Rev. B for the AT90S8515 describes the "Skip
Instructions with Interrupts" error. An affected application is extremly hard to debug. Chk8515 is a Win32-console-utility, which analyzes program-code for the AT90S8515 and shows critical code sections, if existing. The Errata Sheet can be found at here Authors web site |
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Free basic compiler for the AVR | DOS | J Tidwell | Jack Tidwell is updating his basic compiler much faster than i do this page. In order to get the latest version of this nice and free compiler visit the authors web page http://www3.igalaxy.net/~jackt | |
AVRCalc.zip Ver 1.20 |
Convert floating point numbers to/from IEEE format. Calculate baud rate selector (UBRR) for the hardware UART of the AVR by giving the clock speed and the baud rate. Calculate values to be loaded to the timer/counters given the time interval |
WINDOWS | J Tidwell | Authors web page http://www3.igalaxy.net/~jackt |
AVREdit.zip | External editor for the AVR assembler | WINDOWS 95/98/NT | Tan Silliksaar | Different colors for instructions, definitions, and labels Uses Atmel's avrasm.exe to assemble Shows assembling errors right in your code Helps you to add instructions, definitions, and labels by listing them Authors Web page http://www.silliksaar.ee/avredit.htm |
iar2avr.zip | Convert IAR assembler source to AVR assembler | DOS | ||
picavr.exe | Converts pic 16C54 source code to AT90S1200 Source Code. | DOS | ||
disavr.exe | AVR dis-assembler | DOS | Arthur Von Neumann |
A few quick instructions about submitting files.
When you send your submission by e-mail
please use as subject "Code for the AVR code Archive" in order to be able to
filter out the messages
If possible pack source code, binary and any necessary instructions/schematics in a
single archive.
This will save space and time for everybody :-).
In the message please include a brief description of the what the program is doing and for
which AVR part is designed.
Also include your WWW page if you have one. Full credits are given
This page was last updated 23/08/2000