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This a hi-res version of the original AVR robot video featured in issue six (STK600, AVRON, RZ RAVEN).

The new AVR XMEGA family from Atmel brings 8/16-bit microcontrollers up to a new level of system performance! But what does this mean? In this news-like episode, our expert mr. Ingar Fredriksen gives a quick intro to what "Redefining system performance" means to him... http://www.avrtv.com

In this AVR TV special, we show you how a handful of ATmega32s replace big chunks of old analog gear, and take part in utilizing the most abundant renewable energy source on the prairies of the USA: The wind. http://www.avrtv.com

In this AVR TV special, we present how to set up a Wireless Sensor Network in 90 seconds using the AVR RZ Raven kit! AVR Studio 4.14 must be pre-installed. http://www.avrtv.com

In this AVR TV special, we present an invention that may very well change the aviation world! And at the heart of it: AVR microcontrollers. Many of them. http://www.avrtv.com

This Fifth regular issue is just a short tools update on: DB101, BC100, EVK525 and the BuildRoot for AVR32 distribution. It is also an occasion to thank you for watching AVRTV in 2007, and to welcome you back in 2008. http://www.avrtv.com

This is the second part of the NGW Special, giving you a live demo of some of the possibilities of the NGW and the software included in the kit. http://www.avrtv.com

This is the first part of the NGW Special, giving a narrated powerpoint introduction to the ATNGW100 Network Gateway. http://www.avrtv.com

In this 4th regular Issue of AVR TV, that marketing engineer (again) talks about Atmel's new addition to the AVR32 UC3 Microcontroller family: the UC3B. And then there's Anna Konda... http://www.avrtv.com

In this second issue of AVR TV, we present the new AVR32 microcontroller: the UC3. We take a brief look at the features of this new product, some performance numbers, the toolchain and its right place in the AVR portfolio. And our special guest describes the new evaluation kit, the EVK1100, in affectionate terms. http://www.avrtv.com

So you've heard about the DIGG button and P.O.V. toys, and maybe even LCD drivers. What drives them? How do they work? Why should you care? On this episode of Systm, we tackle that very question as Patrick and Dave take a look at AVR microcontrollers. What should be simple becomes an overly complicated project that only a super NASA engineer would even think of handling if the world's fate was hanging in the balance and Bruce Willis was our only hope. So sit back and enjoy the ride as we make an LED blink on and off.

For more details, have a look at tinkerlog.

http://tinkerlog.blogspot.com/2007/05/led-clock.html

We finished our project, and 10 days early! After two weeks of spending every day in the lab, here's our result: the "Weeboy," a portable, color, tilt-controlled video game system.

LED sequence is reprogrammed to play S.O.S.See Programmable LED on instructables.com http://www.instructables.com/id/ELJXZZVX6JEYVZCV7K/