[Kyle Stewart] sent us this quick AVR project. He designed it to sit vertically on his breadboard to take up less space. It doesn’t use any surface mount components, to make the assembly easier. You can download the schematic, parts list, and eagle files for the project on his blog.
I submitted the same hack 2 days ago for review :D.
Ive just started playing with AVR’s myself.
Posted at 8:20 pm on Aug 27th, 2008 by Jacob Jarick
Wow, uzebox looks AWESOME!! ty for link.
Posted at 2:49 am on Aug 28th, 2008 by pip
@ the Uzebox, it looks like it can output S-Video as well :)
This looks more than kick ass, is the parts list under $30? This would make a great addition to a handheld DIY system like one from Benheck.com
It might even get me to learn C (finally)
Posted at 2:00 pm on Aug 28th, 2008 by Miles
pretty nice, but if you’d like to see lots of applications (GPS, accelerometers, high quality audio in and out for guitar FX, motor control, etc) and a beefier AVR:
Posted at 1:29 am on Aug 30th, 2008 by noah vawter
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What’s the buzz about all those AVR-PCBs and Arduinio clones? It’s just a socket for AVR, few connectors and most basic components. Not exactly ingenious.
I am more interested in seeing real applications done with this.
btw, this is a great AVR hack, not yet featured on hackaday (hint):
http://belogic.com/uzebox/
Posted at 6:22 pm on Aug 27th, 2008 by Lupin