Enter the world of embedded programming and microcontroller applications! One of the only books available today that uses the increasingly popular and cost-effective Atmel AVR embedded controller as the platform and application for learning, Embedded C Programming and the Atmel AVR, 2E is the perfect choice for novices.

I'm not sure if you know, but there’s these things called 'bookshops', some are even 'online' (this means you can access them online). What these places do is 'sell' the book so that you can 'buy' the book (I can explain these concepts if you're not sure). This enables the 'Author' and everyone else to generate income from the sale to make a living (this is a concept whereby you can afford to live in modern society through the work that you do). Of course if you don’t want to pay, that’s fine as there are thousands of tutorials, Free eBooks and even forums like this where you can ask a question on a specific topic. If you don't think the book is worth it's price, why would you like to have it??? If you don't have much money, there are cheaper ways.

For almost the same price you'll get a very good book, an AVR butterfly and some more hardware: If this is still too expensive look here: There is no need to steal. You can get so much for free. All the help in this forum is for free. It's a good feeling to learn and work with peace of conscience. And you have more advantages than disadvantages. Check it out! Regards Sebastian.

Vaidyasp1 wrote: Do anyone have this ebook. If yes can you please upload!! Embedded C Programming and the Atmel Avr - by Richard H.

Barnett, Larry O'Cull, 520 pages I am seeing this everywhere - even at work! I buy a lot of books. At work, I have loaned out a few books, only to never have them returned. I've stopped loaning them out.

I figure that, if my personal growth is important enough for me to spend $80.00, $100.00, or more for a book, it should be that important to you. Why should I pay for a real or e-book and loan or give it to another who is too cheap to invest in him/her self. I spent $80.00 on a book on CNC programming this past week.

Now, the whole fabrication department wants a copy of the CD that came with it. If your viewpoint about learning is such that you need to get everything free then, your learning isn't worth a damn. Best of windows entertainment pack with 64 bit compatible versions. If you have to steal other individuals work and livelyhood, that tells me exactly what kind of individual you really are. And, if you have to steal, this is a reflection of character you have - one we don't want in the embedded microcontroller industry! If you want the O'Cull AVR book - PAY FOR IT.

Some of my personal favorites: Burr-Brown (updated by TI) HANDBOOK OF OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER APPLICATIONS (This one is a classic). When downloaded, it is a PDF file, but when downloaded, the extension is '.tsp', you might have to change it to '.pdf'.

Burr-Brown (updated by TI) HANDBOOK of OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER ACTIVE RC NETWORKS (This one is a classic.) When downloaded, it is a PDF file, but when downloaded, the extension is '.tsp', you might have to change it to '.pdf'. OP-AMS FOR EVERYONE (Ron Mancini. This will become a classic.) ELECTRICAL SCIENCE (DOD - More US tax dollars at work) Electronics. Part of a website by Dr James B.

Associate Professor Emeritus of Engineering, University of Denver Filter Design in Thirty Seconds. National Semi has been purchased by TI. So, there is a change in the following. The National Semiconductor application notes can be found on the TI web site at Select 'Interface' from the top-most popup, then 'application notes' from the second, and fill in the note number such as 'AN-979' and you will be linked to the note.

Santa lyuchiya noti dlya fortepiano 2. ================================================= National Semiconductor () has some very good application notes on RS422/485 electrical requirements and on RS232. Here are some. Do a search on the website by application number. While the emphesis is on National Products, the general information is very useful and comprehensive. I found this cool site while searching with google.

2001 Magnetics Design Handbook A collection of articles by legendary master of magnetics, Lloyd Dixon. Highly technical. Includes a good intro to magnetics, and can be helpful for anybody designing a switching power supply or the magnetics for a switching power supply. 2001 Magnetics Design Handbook - MAG100A From there you can download individual chapters or click on the link 'All 2001 Magnetics Design Handbook Sections in a single compressed zip file' to download it as one file. Alternatively, you can download it as a single zip file by using this URL (working as of August 5, 2008) If this link fails (they may re-arrange the site someday), go to and enter 'MAG100A' in the search for key words box. That should get you to the page with the PDF files.