《Code and Life – AVR ATtiny USB Tutorial Part 1》.pdf

Home | Electronics | Raspberry Pi | V-USB tutorials | Reviews | General | Web coding January AVR ATtiny USB Tutorial Part 1 Recent Writings 22 2012 Electronics , V-USB tutorials 44 Comments or trackbacks Safe Return-to-Owner Keytag DIY ATtiny45/85 ISP Header I wanted to build an USB device using AVR microcontrollers since I found out that it was possible. Arduino PS/2 Keyboard Tester However, both the USBtiny project and the more extensive V-USB library lacked an easy-to-approach tutorial. So I decided to make one. Minimal PS/2 Keyboard on ATtiny2313 This first part covers the basics for making USB-powered devices, and serves as introduction for second Using WinAVR and Command part, which goes through simple example for using V-USB library to implement USB communication to and Line for AVR Development from ATtiny2313. Additional parts might be published later if I have the time and there’s interest. Follow Me via RSS But let’s get started. Here is what you need for this first part: USB cable and pin header You can also look me up in Twitte r Small breadboard and a few j ump wires