Introduction to Iron for Beginners

Hello, All http://akps.ssau.ru/hardw/hobbit/ Introduction to Iron for Beginners Introduction "Cardboard Fool" prototyping technology Soldering Modern components Making a blaster (ByteBlasterMV programmer for Altera) Power supply for digital crafts Hacker's senses or how to do without an oscilloscope What software do I use when developing? Knee-jerk technology for manufacturing printed circuit boards using a “laser iron” Fort computer based on AVR microcontroller

Hello, Ovvnex Ovv> and turbo2+ ver. 7.00, board without connectors and with bitten kms. About TURBO 2+ - visit my website http://atmturbo.nedopc.com If you have any questions, write to me at the address published there.

Hello, Ovvnex Thank you for your high rating of the site! Ovv> Z.Y. And regarding questions about resuscitation TURBO 2+ v. 7.00 questions already Ovv> yes, now I'm trying to systematize them and give them a go! If you have questions specifically about hardware, write to Roman. If by ports, software, OS installations - then to me.

Hello, Maksagor My two cents on this topic. :v2_wink2: While searching on the Internet for information on radio engineering and digital circuitry, I came across a number of quite interesting sites. Maybe someone will find it useful (especially for beginners!). http://www.chip.tomsk.ru/chip/chipdoc.nsf?OpenDatabase - there is a lot on the site number of reference materials on our and foreign microcircuits. There are also information on other electronic components. http://digitchip.by.ru - site dedicated to digital chips. Enough explains in an accessible manner the principles of operation of simple logical elements, and microprocessors. There is information on the manufacture of printed circuit boards. http://www.dian.ru/shema.html - the site has a large number of electronic circuits devices and reference information. All documents are posted in PDF format. http://affon.narod.ru/ - on this site you can find reference information on microcontrollers, PLM, FPGA, etc. There are also many useful links to other resources, including FTP. http://cxem.net/ - site . Dedicated to both analog and digital electronics. There is a theoretical and practical section for beginners. Available quite a convenient forum. http://www.radioland.net.ua/ - diagrams and programs for radio amateurs. Lots of schemes various devices with detailed descriptions. There is documentation, abstracts, coursework and diplomas on relevant topics.http://icmicro.narod.ru/index.htm - site dedicated to digital electronics, in mainly microcontrollers. The articles are written in easy and accessible language. Yes on basic terms and concepts of radio electronics.

Hello, Ovvnex It's a good idea to collect useful links here! I recently found a good tutorial for beginners on AVR microcontrollers http://avr123.nm.ru/