AVR Microcontrollers
About AVR Microcontrollers
The AVR is a modified Harvard architecture computer that stores its programs and data in distinct physical memory systems that are visible in various address spaces, but it also has the ability to access program memory data using certain instructions.
Why is AVR Microcontrollers important?
AVR microcontrollers stand out for their great performance, fast speed, and low power consumption. It ends the machine cycle and uses the clock cycle as the instruction cycle to carry out the pipeline operation.
It has a central processing unit (CPU), read-only memory (ROM), random access memory (RAM), an input/output unit, an interrupt controller, and other components on a single chip. So, in an embedded system, a microcontroller is employed for high-speed signal processing operations.
Who should take the AVR Microcontrollers Exam?
- Anyone with a desire to create electronics and some prior knowledge.
- Anybody with basic embedded systems expertise.
- After finishing this course, you will be able to program any AVR microcontroller.
AVR Microcontrollers Certification Course Outline
- Working of GPIO pins and their modes
- Analog to Digital Converters
- Interrupts
- TIMER
- CTC MODE of Timer
- Input Capture Mode of Timer
- PWM generation
- UART
- SPI
- I2C
- WatchDog Timer