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Goodbye Arduino, Hello AVR

By AndrewR Posted on May 22, 2015 Posted in AVR Programming 15 Comments Tagged with ATmega328, AVR, Learn AVR, Nuts and Volts

Go Beyond the Arduino The Arduino is a great prototyping platform, and can get you building projects probably faster than any other platform out there. I cut my teeth on an Arduino UNO, and was like a kid on a …

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A Few Favourites

Podcasts

  • The Spark Gap is hosted by Karl & Corey, and has some nicely focussed technical topics.
  • The Amp Hour covers a wide range of topics, some humour and a few rants!
  • Embedded.FM is hosted by Elecia and Chris and has a wide range of interesting (and sometimes eclectic) guests.

YouTube Channels

  • AddOhms is run by the Bald Engineer, with awesome short clips
  • Contextual Electronics is Chris Gammel's channel with some great Kicad tutorials
  • Martin Lorton has a funny South African accent like me, and covers a great range of topics. Lots of equipment and solar.

Websites

There are too many to list, so these are some lesser-known ones:
  • edX is a MOOC with some great EE courses for free
  • All About Circuits is an online book taking you from basic electronics through to the serious stuff. Really excellent resource
  • Nuts and Volts Magazine has some great projects, and a series of articles I'm working on so I'm shamelessly plugging it.
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