Atmega8 Usb To Serial Converter Driver
My apologies to Dr. Ayman Shalaby, who I am sure is very enthusiastic at embedded design. However, the last two blog postings about Dr. Ayman Shalaby’s great projects have a big flaw — is there actual working hardware? It’s nice to see the 3D display, or the schematics or the PCB layout, but has the thingies been actually validated?
This project is a USB to Serial converter using an ATMEL AVR microcontroller. There are two version of the converter, one with SMD parts and another with TH parts. The mcu used is an ATmega8 and USB communication is done using software on AVR mcu. It’s based on the software USB implementation of AVR-CDC. The Necessity of an Adapter. With the widespread adoption of USB, most computers sold now do not have an RS-232 port. Therefore, to connect an RS-232 device (such as a CR1000) to a computer, you need to use a USB to RS-232 adapter, such as the 17394 converter. While USB to RS-232 adapters perform a necessary function, they do have some limitations.
Usb To Serial Converter Chip
Actual working devices and working well, with software working well too? All too often, there is actually plenty more to do between finishing a PCB layout and getting an actual board to run its firmware to expectations. I would rather see finished or working projects, however messy they look, than a rendered 3D object.