AVR microchip properties in friendly json format, for use with avrgirl or whatever you fancy.
npm install avrgirl-chips-jsonAVR microchip properties in friendly json, for use with avrgirl or whatever you fancy.
npm install avrgirl-chips-json
``javascript
var chips = require('avrgirl-chips-json');
console.log(chips.attiny85);
`
Example object format (ATtiny85):
`javascript`
{
"name": "ATtiny85",
"timeout": 200,
"stabDelay": 100,
"cmdexeDelay": 25,
"syncLoops": 32,
"byteDelay": 0,
"pollIndex": 3,
"pollValue": 83,
"preDelay": 1,
"postDelay": 1,
"pgmEnable": [172, 83, 0, 0],
"erase": {
"cmd": [172, 128, 0, 0],
"delay": 45,
"pollMethod": 1
},
"flash": {
"write": [64, 76, 0],
"read": [32, 0, 0],
"mode": 65,
"blockSize": 64,
"delay": 10,
"poll2": 255,
"poll1": 255,
"size": 8192,
"pageSize": 64,
"pages": 128,
"addressOffset": 0
},
"eeprom": {
"write": [193, 194, 0],
"read": [160, 0, 0],
"mode": 65,
"blockSize": 4,
"delay": 5,
"poll2": 255,
"poll1": 255,
"size": 512,
"pageSize": 4,
"pages": 128,
"addressOffset": 0
},
"sig": [30, 147, 11],
"signature": {
"size": 3,
"startAddress": 0,
"read": [48, 0, 0, 0]
},
"fuses": {
"startAddress": 0,
"write": {
"low": [172, 160, 0, 0],
"high": [172, 168, 0, 0],
"ext": [172, 164, 0, 0]
},
"read": {
"low": [80, 0, 0, 0],
"high": [88, 8, 0, 0],
"ext": [80, 8, 0, 0]
}
}
}
The following chips are supported. If you encounter a bug with any of them, please open an issue on this repository, or better yet, send me a pull request!
ATtiny chips
+ attiny13
+ attiny13a
+ attiny1634
+ attiny167
+ attiny2313
+ attiny2313a
+ attiny24
+ attiny24a
+ attiny25
+ attiny26
+ attiny261
+ attiny261a
+ attiny4313
+ attiny43u
+ attiny44
+ attiny441
+ attiny44a
+ attiny45
+ attiny461
+ attiny461a
+ attiny48
+ attiny828
+ attiny84
+ attiny841
+ attiny84a
+ attiny85
+ attiny861
+ attiny861a
+ attiny87
+ attiny88
ATmega chips
+ atmega128
+ atmega1280
+ atmega1281
+ atmega1284
+ atmega1284p
+ atmega1284rfr2
+ atmega128a
+ atmega128rfa1
+ atmega128rfr2
+ atmega16
+ atmega162
+ atmega164a
+ atmega164p
+ atmega164pa
+ atmega165a
+ atmega165p
+ atmega165pa
+ atmega168
+ atmega168a
+ atmega168p
+ atmega168pa
+ atmega168pb
+ atmega169a
+ atmega169p
+ atmega169pa
+ atmega16a
+ atmega16hva
+ atmega16hvb
+ atmega16hvbrevb
+ atmega16m1
+ atmega16u2
+ atmega16u4
+ atmega2560
+ atmega2561
+ atmega2564rfr2
+ atmega256rfr2
+ atmega32
+ atmega324a
+ atmega324p
+ atmega324pa
+ atmega325
+ atmega3250
+ atmega3250a
+ atmega3250p
+ atmega3250pa
+ atmega325a
+ atmega325p
+ atmega325pa
+ atmega328
+ atmega328p
+ atmega329
+ atmega3290
+ atmega3290a
+ atmega3290p
+ atmega3290pa
+ atmega329a
+ atmega329p
+ atmega329pa
+ atmega32a
+ atmega32c1
+ atmega32hvb
+ atmega32hvbrevb
+ atmega32m1
+ atmega32u2
+ atmega32u4
+ atmega48
+ atmega48a
+ atmega48p
+ atmega48pa
+ atmega48pb
+ atmega64
+ atmega640
+ atmega644
+ atmega644a
+ atmega644p
+ atmega644pa
+ atmega644rfr2
+ atmega645
+ atmega6450
+ atmega6450a
+ atmega6450p
+ atmega645a
+ atmega645p
+ atmega649
+ atmega6490
+ atmega6490a
+ atmega6490p
+ atmega649a
+ atmega649p
+ atmega64a
+ atmega64c1
+ atmega64hve2
+ atmega64m1
+ atmega64rfr2
+ atmega8
+ atmega8515
+ atmega8535
+ atmega88
+ atmega88a
+ atmega88p
+ atmega88pa
+ atmega88pb
+ atmega8a
+ atmega8hva
+ atmega8u2
Unknown values for chips are listed as null. If you are using this project, please keep this in mind and implement error handling or account in some way for the possibility of null` values in your code.
Follow the format of existing chips in this repo. If you need to add a new directory (eg. 'atmega') then go ahead.
1. Fork this repo.
2. Each new chip needs its own file created and all keys filled out.
3. Open a pull request and briefly explain the chips you added
Thank you! :raised_hands: