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Links
TOMI ENGDAHL's http://www.epanorama.net
This is my prefered one, well indexed,
huge, content-rich link page.
CLAUDIO LANCONELLI'S www.cs.unibo.it/~lanconel
or www.lancos.com
Home of the free PONY PROGrammer (programs Atmel AVR AT90S1200, 8515,
ATMEGA, and IIC 24C16, 24C32, 24C64, Microchip 24C65, now also PIC 16F84 and
many to come)
MINIDISC & infrared remotes: http://minidisconline.cjb.net/
a detailed remote control project
from Gabriele Bellini.
I.R.BOT, nice robotics site
http://www.fictoor.nl/irbot/
Connectors and cables, hundreds
of cables and connectors pinout listed here
http://sunsite.srce.hr/mirror/ftp.blackdown.org/hwb/menu_Connector.html
S.N.A.P - Scaleable Node Address
Protocol, from Hi Tech Horizon. They maintatin also the LAVRA, list of
AVR applications.
http://www.hth.com/snap/
C-WORKS, a content-rich
Casio site from Australia
http://www.cworks.starwon.com.au/casio.html
RC, MODELLING, SERVOS by JOHAN
AICHINGER
http://jaichi.virtualave.net lots
of projects with servocontrollers for model airplanes. Plus an unusual "NO ICs"
programmer for AVR and PICs.
M.O.S.C.O.W.: RUSSIAN CALCULATOR
MUSEUM http://www.taswegian.com/MOSCOW/soviet.html
Beatiful, detailed pictures about russian computers
MATTHEW ROWE http://websites.ntl.com/~matthew.rowe/micros/
Dedicated to beginners, is the site to get started with small micros.
JACK TIDWELL http://www3.igalaxy.net/~jackt
Jack is developing an interesting Basic for AVR (JBASIC), plus well
documented library routines in ASM, useful for other languages too.
AVR FORUM http://www.avr-forum.com/avrsource.html
Sponsored by Kanda Systems, the site is still in its infancy. An AVR
chat and AVR suppliers lists among other.
BRIAN HAMMILL'S AVR RESOURCES http://www.ipass.net/~hammill/newavr.htm
Selected links collection devoted to AVRs
Volker's ATMEL FOR DUMMIES featuring GNU C COMPILER
FOR AVR porting to Windows (finally!) http://members.xoom.com/volkeroth/index_e.htm
In spite of its name, this site is very interesting not only for beginners.
If you are looking for a good, FREE optimizing C compiler, download it here.
STELIOS CELLAR http://members.tripod.com/Stelios_Cellar
AVR code snippets, GPS info
RON KREYMBORG SMALL C FOR AVR http://130.194.130.154/~ron
Small-C compiler for AVR, not ANSI but usable.
PSX DEVELOPMENT http://www.geocities.com/WestHollywood/Stonewall/3439/psxdev.html
Some basic information if you are planning to program a Playstation
PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC JUMP STATION http://www.optimagic.com/index.shtml
A link repository to the world of field programmable logic tools
and freeware
MICRO TOOLS FOR AVR http://medo.fov.uni-mb.si/mapp/uTools/index.html
FEATURING GNU C porting for AVR with floating point (linux).
See "Atmel for dummies" for a windows porting.
LAWICEL soft & hard ware http://www.lawicel.com
Interesting products for interfacing with CAN bus.
K5HJ home page http://www.fastlane.net/~k5hj
Various assembler code snippets for AVRs: infrared and LCD, among others
SPREAD SPECTRUM SCENE ONLINE http://sss-mag.com
Huge site devoted to RF, nice tutorials, examples and huge link collection
to technical and engineering free software on the net.
WE-MAN! ELECTRO STUFF http://margo.student.utwente.nl/el/
A "classic" on its own, with a fun section devoted to unusual uses
of your microwave oven!
ADRIANO'S HOBBY ELETTRONICA 2 http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Lab/9128
Adriano is collecting various projects and links. This is an italian-only
site, good starting point for navigation towards many italian sites.
GARY T. DESROSIERS http://www.vermontlife.com/gary
I was very impressed by his "Embedded Ethernet" PIC/10BASET ethernet
interface
USEIT.COM - JAKOB NIELSEN http://www.useit.com/
I found here impressive information on how the web is, would be, will be.
Lots of interesting information about how a web site should be built from
an industry-recognized guru.
CIRCUIT CELLAR www.circellar.com:
Official site of the world famous computer engineer's magazine. Here you will
find the source of all the articles.
PICPOINT www.picpoint.com:
Fast growing site with PIC projects. Home of the PICNET Java project.
DAVID TAIT'S www.man.ac.uk/~mbhstdj/index.html
The best PIC links collection ever.
ALEXEY VLADIMIROV's Microchip Net Resources
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Way/5807
Another great PIC links collection.
BOB BLICK'S www.bobblick.com
Simple, effective, brain-activating pages. PIC and Basic Stamp
projects.
PETER JURGENSEN BOOKMARKS www.vision.auc.dk/~pju/bookmarks.html
STEFAN RANGUELOV BOOKMARKS http://www.informatik.hu-berlin.de/~ranguelo/elektro.html
another lot of links (in German)
PETER H. ANDERSON'S HOME PAGE www.access.digex.net/~pha/
Good examples on interfacing various devices to parallel port, PIC,
Motorola, etc: find them between lots of PIC kits.
PIC SIL LANGUAGE PIC PIC16C84 Compiler the
SIL language v. 0
Simple yet powerful (and fast) language.
SCOTT DATTALO'S http://interstice.com/~sdattalo
Tweaking a PIC: nice examples on how to put math theory in
practice
PIC PROGRAMMER RS232 PIC Programmer
CAN BUS INFORMATION http://www.omegas.co.uk/CAN/
DONTRONICS www.dontronics.com
A commercial site packed with projects and information about PIC
and AVR
PARALLAX Parallax, Inc. -- Helpful
Links
(If you need help, ask the big names first!). Home of the famous
Basic Stamp
VIRTUAL MICRO DESIGNS www.vmdesign.com
An interesting "one size fits all" universal simultor,
with a playable demo to download.
PULSAR RADIO http://freud.et.tudelft.nl/~pulsarfm/nojava.htm
Interested to radio transmitters, RDS, etc.?
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