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NerdKits
27. December 2008 - 6:29 — admin
These kits are based around an Atmel ATtiny26L or ATmega168 microcontroller (MCU). Each has a CPU, permanent storage (flash memory), temporary storage (static RAM), and inputs and outputs.
The most significant feature which sets us apart from other kits is that we include a LCD screen with your kit, capable of displaying 24x2 characters. For any projects that require a person to interact with the circuit, an LCD screen is an essential device. Typical development kits (targeted at full-time electrical engineers, not beginners who need more guidance) often charge significantly more to include LCDs.