Different between ATmega8535 and ATmega16
Started by ●September 11, 2004
Hi everyone,
I'm currently using ATmega8535 to do my development. Apparently, I need more than 8k Flash memory for my code. Will there be any problem or precaution that I should take note if I switch to ATmega16 ?
I have checked that the pin config and the functions are similar. Just want to be sure before I get this chip.
Thanks.
Regards,
Andrew
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Reply by ●September 11, 20042004-09-11
Reply by ●September 11, 20042004-09-11
Yup. I know that. I just wanna make sure if I did not left out anything. I
hope anyone of you who has experience with this can give me a quick help.
Appreciate a lot.
Thanks.
Steven Chang-Lin Yu <stevenyu24@stev...> wrote:
Just check the datasheet from ATMEL, all your answer is within!!!
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Appreciate a lot.
Thanks.
Steven Chang-Lin Yu <stevenyu24@stev...> wrote:
Just check the datasheet from ATMEL, all your answer is within!!!
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Reply by ●September 11, 20042004-09-11
At 12:17 AM 9/11/2004, Andrew Lim wrote:
>Yup. I know that. I just wanna make sure if I did not left out anything. I hope anyone of you who has experience with this can give me a quick help.
Moving applications upward in the AVR line is pretty easy.
Probably the biggest issue you'll face, is making sure the interrupt vector table is correct.
>Yup. I know that. I just wanna make sure if I did not left out anything. I hope anyone of you who has experience with this can give me a quick help.
Moving applications upward in the AVR line is pretty easy.
Probably the biggest issue you'll face, is making sure the interrupt vector table is correct.
Reply by ●September 11, 20042004-09-11
--- In avrclub@avrc..., Andrew Lim <normaxcite@y...> wrote:
> ... ATmega8535 ... switch to ATmega16 ?
Blatant advertising follows:
If you switch to the ATmega16 and if you decide to take advantage of
the JTAG in-circuit debug capability, please consider the JTAG ICE
adapter I am developing, see http://www.ecrostech.com. I have a
prototype available now with production in a couple of weeks.
Graham.
> ... ATmega8535 ... switch to ATmega16 ?
Blatant advertising follows:
If you switch to the ATmega16 and if you decide to take advantage of
the JTAG in-circuit debug capability, please consider the JTAG ICE
adapter I am developing, see http://www.ecrostech.com. I have a
prototype available now with production in a couple of weeks.
Graham.
