Tutorial for AVR MCU programming for beginner

[polashd]

I’m a newbie (almost, learned some basic coding using winavr couple of years ago, from youtube channel of ‘Patrickhood D.’, forgot most,). Now I want to start over again from the very basic. I want to use ‘Microchip studio’/ ‘Atmel studio’, AVRISP MK2, AVR MCU’s (like Atmega, AtTiny series).

I searched a lot in youtube and internet for this type of tutorials (it’s a very tedious task). Found many results. Failed to find any playlist which teaches from scratch to moderate level for a new beginner (there are many standalone tutorials or with few videos).

Can anyone pls suggest me of any detail tutorials in youtube (preferable) or in internet?

 

[danadak]

Consider looking at block language coding as well. Fast way of getting solutions, from
simple to web based.

Tuniot
Blockly US
Scratch
NodeRed
Visuino
Ardublock

Examples :

Pulse Sequence Generator / Smart Timer

Often users, developers, hobbyists need timed and qualified event generators, many resorting to 555 timers and the like. The venerable 555 has had a long run but its limited in accuracy and capability. This approach uses block language to create...

www.electro-tech-online.com

https://www.electro-tech-online.com/threads/help-please.162836/#post-1416676 Post #5

https://www.edaboard.com/threads/gui-codeless-processor-design.397358/#post-1708529 Talking Voltmeter

I use C for more indepth designs, but love the block stuff for speed of design, as I am a visual learner.....

The block languages span AVR, ATTINY, to ESP8266 and ESP32, so quite versatile.

I use a Nano or UNO boards configed in Arduino as ISP to program ATTINY chips.


Regards, Dana.

 

[Ian Rogers]

When you say basic? simple programming in basic? or C? or Asm?