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AVR Microcontroller Beginner Kit with DVD
AVR Microcontroller Beginner Kit with DVD
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Ready to step up to ARM?
If you want to move beyond AVR into modern professional embedded development, the ARM Advanced Kit (STM32F0) is the next step. ARM (STM32) is the modern industry standard — higher clock speeds, more peripherals, more flexible interrupt handling, and a much richer ecosystem for serious embedded work.
The starting point for AVR microcontroller development — bundled with a 15-hour video course that walks you through every component in the kit.
This is the same Beginner Kit packaged with Patrick Hood-Daniel's Beginning Microcontrollers instructional DVD. 49 parts, 15 hours of step-by-step video, taught by the designer of the kit. If you're learning AVR for the first time and want a structured curriculum instead of piecing together free tutorials, this is the bundle.
Who this bundle is for
- Total beginners who want a guided video curriculum, not scattered online tutorials
- Educators teaching AVR fundamentals in a classroom or homeschool setting
- Visual learners who absorb material better through video than text
- Anyone who wants the comfort of "open the kit, play the DVD, follow along"
What's included
Components:
- (1) Atmel Atmega324P-20PU AVR microcontroller
- (1) USB AVR programmer
- (1) Breadboard adapter PCB for USBasp programmer
- (1) White prototyping breadboard with power rails
- (1) Jumper wire pack — 140 pieces, multi-size, multi-color
- (12) Green through-hole LEDs
- (2) Red through-hole LEDs
- (14) 330Ω 1/4W through-hole resistors
- (1) Push button switch (6x6 flat, 4.3mm)
- (2) 100µF 50V polarized through-hole capacitors
- (2) 10µF electrolytic capacitors
- (4) 10kΩ 1/4W through-hole resistors
- (4) 1kΩ 1/4W through-hole resistors
- (5) 2x pin header IDC strips
- (6) Breakaway male header single position
Video course:
- Beginning Microcontrollers DVD by Patrick Hood-Daniel — 15-hour comprehensive tutorial in 49 parts
What you'll need to supply
- A computer (Windows, Mac, or Linux) for programming the AVR and watching the DVD
- A DVD drive (or convert the DVD content to a file format you can play)
- AVR programming software — AVRDUDE, Atmel Studio, or your preferred toolchain (all free)
- USB cable for the programmer
Free YouTube tutorials (in addition to the DVD)
Patrick Hood-Daniel also has hundreds of free AVR tutorials on YouTube using the same components — great for going deeper after you finish the DVD. Subscribe to the channel here.
Free tutorial library
Additional AVR tutorials, code examples, and project walkthroughs are ava
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