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Description: This is Atmel’s high performance, low power 8-bit AVR ATMega328 microcontroller in a pint-sized TQFP package. Yes, you really can solder that.
Note: There is no difference between this part and its previous version. This new copy was created to help make our in house assemblies easier to produce and manage.
Features:
- 1.8-5.5V operating range
- Up to 20MHz
- Part: ATMEGA328P-AU
- 32kB Flash program memory
- 1kB EEPROM
- 2kB Internal SRAM
- 2 8-bit Timer/Counters
- 1 16-bit Timer/Counter
- RTC with separate oscillator
- 6 PWM Channels
- 8 Channel 10-bit ADC
- Serial USART
- Master/Slave SPI interface
- 2-wire (I2C) interface
- Watchdog timer
- Analog comparator
- 23 IO lines
- Data retention: 20 years at 85C/ 100 years at 25C
Documents:
- Datasheet
- Atmel Product Page
Is it possible to add the Aruino Optiboot to this with a 32 kHz (clock) oscillator on board? If not, what is the best way to program this (what IDE, what compiler toolchain, etc.)? Your favorite links or tutorials for programming this on a custom board would be extremely helpful. Thanks!
We usually run the chip at either 8MHz or 16MHz, which are the only officially supported speeds in the Arduino IDE. You can either use an external crystal or the internal 8MHz clock. While you can run it slower (4MHz, or 1MHz), I’ve not seen it run slower than that, so I’m not sure the 32kHz clock will be much help. You will need an AVR programmer of some kind to update the fusebits to switch between internal and external crystals (and use the internal clock divider if needed). After that you should be able to upload the Optiboot bootloader (make sure it is compiled for the correct speed). Also check out this tutorial on installing a bootloader. As for different programs, the Arduino IDE is pretty easy to use although does have its limitations. If you are using a non-standard configuration it is fairly easy to create a boards.txt file with the relevant information so the IDE can use it. AVRdude is also a pretty good program and is actually what the Arduino IDE is built on. Keep in mind it is command line so might be tricky. And don’t forget the official ATMEL Studio.
I believe the intent of the statement is that a new SparkFun web store item page has been created, which represents the same product as previously sold - an authentic ATMega328p as sourced from different vendors. Either the original web code was literally copied to generate this store page, or ‘copy’ as in - “text, especially of an advertisement”.
In other words, they are selling enough of these now that they need to track them more closely. Otherwise when they go to produce a run of some board, they may not have what they need on hand because so many have been sold through the store.
You are not authorized distributors so we want to know who is your suplier
We actually buy these and use them on quite a few boards (about 10k per month), but had enough requests that we sell the individual ICs as well which is probably why we are not an official distributor. Our primary supplier is Future Electronics although we’ve also been known to buy them from Digikey, Mouser, Arrow, and directly from Atmel. If you have any other questions please feel free to email techsupport@sparkfun.com and they help you out.
Thanks for your reply doubts are caused by the word “copy” in note
Note: There is no difference between this part and its previous version. This new “COPY” was created to help make our in house assemblies easier to produce and manage.
who is the suplier of this ICs,we need 10 , but the teacher wants them to be original,there are many copies on the market
This piece is original or a chinese clon? It is a Chinese copy? Please reply, I want to know if the piece is original Atmel
These are actual Atmel ICs and are fully functional according to the Atmel datasheets.
Sorry, I do not ask if the current model, ask if the ICs is an original atmel , Chinese copies have problems with the PWM module , this will check with the oscilloscope in college, before buying I want to know if the original ICs
They are manufactured by Atmel, yes.