AVR教程 AVR Development Tools.ppt

December 2004 Development Tools A complete set of tools AVR microcontrollers feature a full set of tools Assemblers and Compilers Starterkits and Demoboards Lab Programmers and Volume Programmers Debuggers and Simulators High End Emulators Application notes and Reference designs Primary objective for AVR development tools: “To provide very good tools at a low cost” AVR Studio 4 Free AVR Integrated Development Environment Editor, Debugger and Programmer Interface to Atmel AVR Emulators ICE40 ICE50 JTAGICE AVR Programming Interface STK500 / 501 / 502 / 503 / 504 AVRISP JTAGICE AVRProg AVR Macro Assembler AVR Simulator Supports ALL AVRs AVR Studio STK500 Development Board Supports all AVR devices up to 40 PIN Top modules available for larger footprint Front-end software integrated in AVR Studio DOS command line front-end Early support for new devices STK500 Features Software selectable Voltage and Frequency 6 and 10 pin ISP output for In-System Programming Command-line interface for production programming Expansion Headers for Plug-In modules and Prototyping Area Additional RS-232 Port For General Use Onboard Oscillator X-tal oscillator SW adjustable oscillator Firmware upgradeable from AVR Studio LEDs and Switches In-System Calibration of AVR’s internal RC oscillator Only 4 lines required (Uses the ISP Lines) AVR053: Calibration of the internal RC oscillator JTAGICE mkII for On Chip Debugging Real-time emulation in actual silicon Debug the real device at the target board Talks directly to the device through 4(5)-pin JTAG or 1pin debugWIRE interface Debugging access to: All internal peripheral units Internal and external RAM The internal register file Program counter EEPROM and Flash Memories Full execution control Single step, run, etc. Unlimited number of breakpoints Supported by AVR Studio JTAGICE mkII – New features debugWIRE interface Single wire interface through RESET pin Same debugging features as with JTAG No advanced breakpoints when using de