USBISP USBASP AVR programmer

The USBISP USBASP AVR Programmer is a versatile and compact device designed for programming AVR microcontrollers via a USB interface. It is commonly used in electronics development and prototyping for uploading firmware and software to AVR-based microcontroller boards. The programmer is compatible with a wide range of AVR microcontrollers and supports various programming modes and protocols.

Key Features:

• USB interface for easy connection to a computer
• Supports a wide range of AVR microcontrollers
• Compatible with popular programming software such as AVRDUDE
• Provides reliable and fast programming
• Compact and portable design
• Firmware upgradeable for added functionality

Technical Specifications:

• Interface: USB 2.0
• Supported Microcontrollers: ATtiny series, ATmega series, and other AVR microcontrollers
• Programming Voltage: 5V (can be powered via USB or external supply)
• Programming Modes: ISP (In-System Programming), HVSP (High-Voltage Serial Programming)
• Operating Temperature Range: 0°C to 70°C
• Dimensions: Approximately 50mm x 30mm x 10mm (may vary slightly by manufacturer)
• Weight: Approximately 20g

Applications:

• Firmware Uploading: Ideal for uploading firmware and software to AVR microcontrollers.
• Prototyping: Used in electronics development and prototyping for AVR-based projects.
• Development: Facilitates development and debugging of AVR microcontroller-based applications.
• Educational: Suitable for educational purposes and learning about microcontroller programming.

Usage:

1. Connect the USBISP USBASP programmer to your computer via the USB port.
2. Attach the programmer to the target AVR microcontroller using the appropriate ISP connector.
3. Open compatible programming software (e.g., AVRDUDE) on your computer.
4. Configure the software settings for your specific microcontroller and programming requirements.
5. Upload the firmware or software to the microcontroller and verify the programming status.

Caution:

• Ensure proper connection to avoid damage to the microcontroller or programmer.
• Use the correct programming voltage and settings to prevent malfunction.
• Handle the programmer with care to avoid physical damage.

Datasheet:
For detailed technical specifications, refer to the USBISP USBASP AVR Programmer Datasheet.