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							<title>ATmega or just a Tiny AVR</title>
							<description>HiIm actually designing a Switch Mode Power Supply circuit. I then would like to apply a digital control at the feedback loop using an AVR.This is to </description>
							<author>&lt;noauthor@nospam.com&gt;</author>
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							<title>Re: ATmega or just a Tiny AVR</title>
							<description>tiny avr will do the job..  why to use a development board when you can use a smaller controller and make a clean and simple stand alone board.</description>
							<author>Ajay&lt;contact@nospam.com&gt;</author>
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							<title>Re: ATmega or just a Tiny AVR</title>
							<description>Oh really..Cos before this I thot using ATmega169 is much easier as it already comes in a package with its Butterfly board.Been stucked with this Butt</description>
							<author>nuRuL&lt;ashleybelle9802@nospam.com&gt;</author>
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							<title>Re: ATmega or just a Tiny AVR</title>
							<description>To gain access to the PF4:PF7 as ADC you need to disble JTAG.This is done by disabling the JTAGEN fuse bit.Programming fuse bits is possible only thro</description>
							<author>sashijoseph&lt;sashijoseph@nospam.com&gt;</author>
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							<title>Re: ATmega or just a Tiny AVR</title>
							<description>What do u mean by even with the JTAG enabled I could still use that 4 ADC channels? How do I do that?Plus do I actually need JTAG for my butterfly? Wh</description>
							<author>nuRuL&lt;ashleybelle9802@nospam.com&gt;</author>
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							<title>Re: ATmega or just a Tiny AVR</title>
							<description>See out of the 8 PortF pins only 4 are used for JTAG(ie PF4:PF7).The rest PF0-PF3 can be used as normal I/O pins or as ADC pins.JTAG can be used for p</description>
							<author>sashijoseph&lt;sashijoseph@nospam.com&gt;</author>
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							<title>Re: ATmega or just a Tiny AVR</title>
							<description>PWM works in background.. well you can do this way... when compare occurs interrupt is generated and whenever interrupt occurs change state of pin..  </description>
							<author>Ajay&lt;contact@nospam.com&gt;</author>
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							<title>Re: ATmega or just a Tiny AVR</title>
							<description>manythanks for those infoive one more questionsay i have done my coding for PWM on timer/counter0the output should be on OCR0 which is PB4 (according </description>
							<author>nuRuL&lt;ashleybelle9802@nospam.com&gt;</author>
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