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Embedded C Programming and the Atmel AVR [Illustrated] (Paperback)

by Richard Barnett (Author), Sarah Cox (Author), Larry O'Cull (Author)

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Paperback: 520 pages
Publisher: Delmar Learning; illustrated edition edition (21 Sep 2002)
Language English
ISBN-10: 1401812066
ISBN-13: 978-1401812065
Product Dimensions: 23.4 x 18.7 x 2.7 cm

Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (2 customer reviews)

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This textbook introduces the C programming language as it applies to embedded microcontroller applications. Barnett (Purdue University) describes the architecture of the Amtel RISC processor and the CodeVision AVR development environment. An example weather monitor illustrates the project development process. The CD-ROM contains an evaluation versi

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5.0 out of 5 stars Great starter which gets you a long way, 4 Dec 2003

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For the novice C programmer, who's first project happens to be a project on an AVR microcontroller, this book must be perfect.
The first part teaches embedded C programing in general and AVR C programming in particular. Then there is one chapter devoted to explanation of the AVR family's features and how to access them. Topics like built in USART,PWM,Comparators,ADC,ISP,Flash and EEPROMs are explained and examplified. All in addition to regular IO ports, timers and ISRs. Next The book uses a real-world example project to teach both embedded project phases and interfacing to several sensors, using different fetures of the controller. The entire book gives insight to the AVR microcontroller family and their features. It's also a good embedded C book, and a fair C programming book.Although portable code is not a topic. I was able to speed up the research phase of my project considerably, by picking up this book. This in spite of using another C compiler for the project. This close to the HW, compiler differences are substantial. But by then the AVR was in my blood

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5.0 out of 5 stars What an excellent book ..., 22 Jan 2007

By	HV Jones (Wales, United Kingdom) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

This review is from: Embedded C Programming and the Atmel AVR with CDROM (Paperback)

I have only just started programming with AVR and was looking for a book that would help me. After reading other reviews I decided to buy this book - and I'm glad that I did.

It starts off with an introduction to embedded C, moves on to discuss the Atmel AVRs and concludes with a chapter on developing a project from scratch. But, what's good is that it starts off from the basics with plenty of explanations (so if you've never done anything with AVRs before, then this is for you), and moves on to the complex stuff later.

The book covers almost every topic you would want, so you can always use the book as a reference later. There is a comprehensive Appendix in the back too which lists the various C functions and Atmel instruction sets.

My only complaint is that the book dedicates to much space on the CodeVision C Compiler (there is a whole chapter on using the IDE, and several references are made to it throughout the book). It's a pity that there is no mention of the AVR-GCC Compiler - since it's free!!

Overall, this is an excellent book, that I would definately recommend to anyone starting off with programming the Atmel AVR microprocessors.

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