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Going beyond arduino? Pic or Avr.

Keplar240B · 2018-07-09 20:19:07

I have done a bunch of arduino projects including barebones, Attiny85, ISP and my own libraries. Want to take it to next level. Whats the next step? PIC or Avr road? What are some good cheap development boards , tutorials , programmers, simulators? Want to spend as little money as possible initially.

09-07-2018 9:19pm

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Keplar240B

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I have done a bunch of arduino projects including barebones, Attiny85, ISP and my own libraries.

Want to take it to next level.

Whats the next step?

PIC or Avr road?

What are some good cheap development boards , tutorials , programmers, simulators?

Want to spend as little money as possible initially.

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#2 11-07-2018 8:50am

rednoggin

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I'd recommend taking a look at the STM32 Nucleo boards. They are arduino compatible so you can reuse any headers you may have already bought whilst still allowing you to do more in depth low level firmware.

The ST website provides lots of example firmware to get you up and running quickly.

They're relatively cheap and come with the ST-Link built into the board so there is no need to buy an separate programmer.

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#3 14-08-2018 11:49pm

Keplar240B

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Went with PIC in the end.
My dealer had a pickit3 at a bargain , so i picked that up brought a bunch of pic 12F675 as well

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#4 20-08-2018 8:01pm

Keplar240B

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RE:pic programming

Program in c or assembly?

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