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AVR is only fast enough for low-speed USB. | AVR is only fast enough for low-speed USB. | ||
I need to understand the USB to serial adapters better. For some projects, I will want HID, not for the device to register as a Serial port. | |||
== SD == | == SD == | ||
To make lots of data available to the chip. | To make lots of data available to the chip. | ||
Revision as of 19:46, 16 November 2015
I want to get good at using these, they're very cheap and well supported.
- Use Arduino bootloader off board
- Use Arduino board to load raw C
USB
This is confusing.
- V-USB
- USBasp
AVR is only fast enough for low-speed USB.
I need to understand the USB to serial adapters better. For some projects, I will want HID, not for the device to register as a Serial port.
SD
To make lots of data available to the chip.