Now Microchip is joining the fray with a $29 board called the AVR-IOT WG that contains an 8-bit ATmega4808, a WiFi controller, and hardware-based crypto chip for authenticating with Google Cloud.

That’s when for [Scott W Harden] the question arose of whether the much cheaper MPLAB Snap board (~$34) could be used as well for AVR UDPI purposes. The stages of grief that [Scott] went through ...

This chapter describes a simple, yet flexible development board, based on AT90S8535, for the study of the AVR microcontrollers. This board can be used to test most of the AVR projects presented in ...