Hi,
I want to use an Atmega to read the position of a potentiometer via USB.
What is the smallest Atmega I can use for this task?
Annotation: I know it is possible using one atmega8(with integrated rs232) in conjunction with
one FTDI(usb2serialConverter) but because there are 2 chips instead of one
the current consumption is double. So I want to use ONE chip only if it's possible.
read position of a potentiometer via USB
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vouvoume
Re: read position of a potentiometer via USB
Hi
I recommend ATmega8 - it is very cheap, easy to get, hast enough resources and will do the job fine. (Of course without FTDI).
Perhaps you may want to take a look into http://matrixstorm.com/avr/tinyusbboard/
You can directly utilize V-USB to transmit your poti-data to your host computer.
(There is also an example "VUSB skeleton/example ..." for such porposes:
http://matrixstorm.com/avr/tinyusbboard/#examples )
Do not use the VUSB CDC implementation since it will not work relieable.
Best regards,
I recommend ATmega8 - it is very cheap, easy to get, hast enough resources and will do the job fine. (Of course without FTDI).
Perhaps you may want to take a look into http://matrixstorm.com/avr/tinyusbboard/
You can directly utilize V-USB to transmit your poti-data to your host computer.
(There is also an example "VUSB skeleton/example ..." for such porposes:
http://matrixstorm.com/avr/tinyusbboard/#examples )
Do not use the VUSB CDC implementation since it will not work relieable.
Best regards,