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Normally, an AVR microcontroller can’t write to its own flash memory except when it’s in bootloader mode, and you’re stuck using EEPROM when you want to save non-volatile data.

Burning Arduino Bootloader with AVR USBasp Here, I am going to show you the simplest way of burning the Arduino Bootloader firmware into the ATMEGA328P microcontroller chip on Arduino Board. First of ...

San Jose, CA — Atmel introduced the Tiny family of AVR Microcontrollers, which feature on-chip Flash, EEPROM, and analog capability. The family consists of four AVR microcontrollers that target ...

The AT90USB82 and AT90USB162 AVR microcontrollers from Atmel Corp. incorporate a number of performance features, including a full-speed (12-Mbit/s) USB controller.

By peripheral device, the analog devices segment accounted for the largest market share in 2025.

Semiconductor manufacturer Atmel Corp. recently announced its smaller-than-a-dime 13.56 MHz chip reader–billed also as the lowest cost–geared for the handheld reader market. Available for $250, the ...

Atmel Corporation has introduced four AEC Q100-qualified AVR flash microcontrollers for automotive power train, body, chassis, safety and security applications involving sensor and/or actuator ...

Microchip has released the MPLAB X Integrated Development Environment (IDE) version 5.05, which beta supports the majority of AVR microcontrollers (MCUs).

You can use the Arduino IDE2 Debugger with boards that are built with the SAMD microcontroller, but not with AVR-based models.