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Is that an ATMega168 or 328?
That was my first one ever. Bought a bag full of parts and it came with PDF instructions on how to get started. Arduino was just coming out into the market at the time. What I had wasn't fancy at all... just a breadboard, a 4x20 LCD, 7805 regulator, and misc components. The Atmega168 already came with a bootloader installed, so no need for a programmer. The code was done in a simple text editor and compiled with gcc. 12-13 years later, it's a large chunk of what I do for a living...
Is that an ATMega168 or 328?
That was my first one ever. Bought a bag full of parts and it came with PDF instructions on how to get started. Arduino was just coming out into the market at the time. What I had wasn't fancy at all... just a breadboard, a 4x20 LCD, 7805 regulator, and misc components. The Atmega168 already came with a bootloader installed, so no need for a programmer. The code was done in a simple text editor and compiled with gcc.
12-13 years later, it's a large chunk of what I do for a living...
ATMega328P
I use to see them on ebay for like 3 or 4 bucks. Cool man, it's long time hobby for me but I could totally do this for a living.
ATMega328P
I use to see them on ebay for like 3 or 4 bucks. Cool man, it's long time hobby for me but I could totally do this for a living.
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