- Sun Jul 09, 2006 9:44 pm
#15606
How about a board similar to the AT90USBKEY for AVR? This thing looks really useful for experiments and projects, the only problem is that they don't seem to be available ANYWHERE, they haven't been in stock for months.
It's a nice little board with AVR and a USB on-the-go plug for connecting to your computer and programming (appears as a USB memory device initially)
One problem I've heard with the AT90USBKEY's design is that, while they have pads for something like 48 different IO pins, the spacing and configuration of the IO pins is not very convenient for breadboarding.
It would be really nice to have something like this that was an all USB configuration you could just stick into a breadboard and plug into your computer and go.
It's a nice little board with AVR and a USB on-the-go plug for connecting to your computer and programming (appears as a USB memory device initially)
One problem I've heard with the AT90USBKEY's design is that, while they have pads for something like 48 different IO pins, the spacing and configuration of the IO pins is not very convenient for breadboarding.
It would be really nice to have something like this that was an all USB configuration you could just stick into a breadboard and plug into your computer and go.