avrgirl-chips-json

AVR microchip properties in friendly json, for use with avrgirl or whatever you fancy.

Installation:

npm install avrgirl-chips-json

Usage

var chips = require('avrgirl-chips-json');
 
console.log(chips.attiny85);
 

Example object format (ATtiny85):

{
  "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]
    }
  }
}

Supported List

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

Contributing

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! 🙌