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Introduction to Bare Metal Programming With Microchip Episode 7: Lowest Power Blinky
https://www.futureelectronics.com/resources/featured-products/microchip-bare-metal-programming-attiny1627. In this 7th bare metal episode, we will make a low power Blinky using the Real Time Counter (RTC) and Periodic Interval Timer (PIT) and compare the current consumption to the Blinky projects in the previous videos. https://youtu.be/FVqj-6qSRn0
#Bare Metal Programming#Microchip#Episode 6#Low Power Measurements#AVR Tiny2#ATtiny1627 family#ATtiny1627#MCUs#MPLAB X IDE#AVRTiny2#I/O pin#Curiosity Nano#expected current consumption#Youtube
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Introduction to Bare Metal Programming with Microchip Episode 6: Low Power Measurements
https://www.futureelectronics.com/resources/featured-products/microchip-bare-metal-programming-attiny1627. In this 6th episode of the bare metal programming series for the AVR® Tiny2, we will cover: - Modifying the Curiosity Nano for Low Power Measurements - Measure current consumption - Compare to expected current consumption from datasheet. https://youtu.be/XyWBoo3f37g
#Bare Metal Programming#Microchip#Episode 6#Low Power Measurements#AVR Tiny2#ATtiny1627 family#ATtiny1627#MCUs#MPLAB X IDE#AVRTiny2#I/O pin#Curiosity Nano#expected current consumption#Youtube
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Intro to Bare Metal Programming with Microchip Episode 5: Interrupt Driven Blinky and Sleep Modes
https://www.futureelectronics.com/resources/featured-products/microchip-bare-metal-programming-attiny1627. In this 5th episode of the bare metal programming series for the AVR® Tiny2 (ATtiny1627), we will cover: Why would I want to only use interrupts? Configuration Change Protection (CCP) registers Outputting system clock as a sanity check Timer / Counter A Sleep modes Sleep Controller Finding interrupt vectors Writing a Interrupt Service Routine (ISR). https://youtu.be/ryVIh_ZnTHA
#Bare Metal Programming#Microchip#Episode 5#Interrupt#Driven Blinky#Sleep Modes#AVR Tiny2#ATtiny1627 family#ATtiny1627#MCUs#AVRTiny2#I/O pin#sanity check Timer / Counter#interrupt#vectors#Service Routine#ISR#Youtube
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Introduction to Bare Metal Programming with Microchip Episode 4: (Non)-Blocking Functions and Timers
https://www.futureelectronics.com/resources/featured-products/microchip-bare-metal-programming-attiny1627. In this 4th episode of the bare metal programming series for the AVR® Tiny2 (ATtiny1627), we will cover: - Setting up an I/O pin as an output - Setting up Timer/Counter A to overflow every 1ms. https://youtu.be/fzf-0aFUoAk
#Bare Metal Programming#Microchip#Episode 4#Non Blocking Functions#Timers#Blocking Functions#AVR Tiny2#ATtiny1627 family#ATtiny1627#MCUs#Timer/Counter#Interrupt Overflow Flag#Writing logic#toggle LED#Youtube
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Introduction to Bare Metal Programming with Microchip Episode 2: Creating a New Project
https://www.futureelectronics.com/resources/featured-products/microchip-bare-metal-programming-attiny1627. In the 2nd episode of the bare metal programming series for the AVR Tiny2, we will cover: - Creating a new project in MPLAB X IDE - Creating a new main.c file - Finding and using the device header file - Peripheral module structures. https://youtu.be/DhKcM6UU8CE
#Bare Metal Programming#Microchip#Episode 2#Creating a New Project#AVR Tiny2#ATtiny1627 family#MCUs#MPLAB X IDE#bare metal code#AVRTiny2#main.c file#device header file#bit masks#bit positions#group masks#Youtube
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Introduction to Bare Metal Programming with Microchip Episode 1: How to Get Started
https://www.futureelectronics.com/resources/featured-products/microchip-bare-metal-programming-attiny1627. This is the first episode in a new series on bare metal programming with the AVR®Tiny2 (ATtiny1627 family of MCUs). This first video covers what bare metal programing is, and how to… - Add Device Family Packs to MPLAB® X IDE - https://youtu.be/2bHqKQd3vOE
#Bare Metal Programming#Microchip#Episode 1#How to Get Started#AVR Tiny2#ATtiny1627 family#MCUs#Device Family Packs#MPLAB X IDE#datasheet#tech briefs#macros#readable bare metal code#bare metal code#AVRTiny2#Youtube
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Introduction to Bare Metal Programming with Microchip Episode 1: How to Get Started
https://www.futureelectronics.com/resources/featured-products/microchip-bare-metal-programming-attiny1627. This is the first episode in a new series on bare metal programming with the AVR®Tiny2 (ATtiny1627 family of MCUs). This first video covers what bare metal programing is, and how to... - Add Device Family Packs to MPLAB® X IDE - https://youtu.be/2bHqKQd3vOE
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Intro to Bare Metal Programming with Microchip Episode 3: Blinking an LED with I/O Ports and Bitmask
https://www.futureelectronics.com/resources/featured-products/microchip-bare-metal-programming-attiny1627. In the 3rd episode of the bare metal programming series for the AVR® Tiny2 (ATtiny1627), we will cover: - Setting up an I/O pin as an output - Toggling an onboard LED every second using the delay function (blocking function). https://youtu.be/EHzi3-gE22c
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Introduction to Bare Metal Programming with Microchip Episode 6: Low Power Measurements
https://www.futureelectronics.com/resources/featured-products/microchip-bare-metal-programming-attiny1627. In this 6th episode of the bare metal programming series for the AVR® Tiny2, we will cover: - Modifying the Curiosity Nano for Low Power Measurements - Measure current consumption - Compare to expected current consumption from datasheet. https://youtu.be/XyWBoo3f37g
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Intro to Bare Metal Programming with Microchip Episode 5: Interrupt Driven Blinky and Sleep Modes
https://www.futureelectronics.com/resources/featured-products/microchip-bare-metal-programming-attiny1627. In this 5th episode of the bare metal programming series for the AVR® Tiny2 (ATtiny1627), we will cover: Why would I want to only use interrupts? Configuration Change Protection (CCP) registers Outputting system clock as a sanity check Timer / Counter A Sleep modes Sleep Controller Finding interrupt vectors Writing a Interrupt Service Routine (ISR). https://youtu.be/ryVIh_ZnTHA
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Introduction to Bare Metal Programming with Microchip Episode 4: (Non)-Blocking Functions and Timers
https://www.futureelectronics.com/resources/featured-products/microchip-bare-metal-programming-attiny1627. In this 4th episode of the bare metal programming series for the AVR® Tiny2 (ATtiny1627), we will cover: - Setting up an I/O pin as an output - Setting up Timer/Counter A to overflow every 1ms. https://youtu.be/fzf-0aFUoAk
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Intro to Bare Metal Programming with Microchip Episode 3: Blinking an LED with I/O Ports and Bitmask
https://www.futureelectronics.com/resources/featured-products/microchip-bare-metal-programming-attiny1627. In the 3rd episode of the bare metal programming series for the AVR® Tiny2 (ATtiny1627), we will cover: - Setting up an I/O pin as an output - Toggling an onboard LED every second using the delay function (blocking function). https://youtu.be/EHzi3-gE22c
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Introduction to Bare Metal Programming with Microchip Episode 2: Creating a New Project
https://www.futureelectronics.com/resources/featured-products/microchip-bare-metal-programming-attiny1627. In the 2nd episode of the bare metal programming series for the AVR Tiny2, we will cover: - Creating a new project in MPLAB X IDE - Creating a new main.c file - Finding and using the device header file - Peripheral module structures. https://youtu.be/DhKcM6UU8CE
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