ATTINY44V-10MU

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The ATtiny44V-10MU is an 8-bit low-power CMOS microcontroller featuring a wide range of peripherals and communication interfaces. Its 10-bit high-resolution ADC, 8-bit PWM, I2C and SPI provide enhanced functionality for works needing accurate control and monitoring. It is often used in application fields where power efficiency is essential.

ATtiny44V-10MU is widely used in applications such as wearable devices, motor control, security systems, and wireless communication. It can also be used for small-scale autonomous robots and autonomous data acquisition and transfer robots. In addition, ATtiny44V-10MU products can be widely used in industrial automation, smart home, and other fields that require low-power features.

The ATtiny44V-10MU utilizes Atmel\'s AVR core technology to enable efficient programming and maximize performance. It is designed with an 8-bit AVR processor and 4KB Flash memory. The core is based on the Harvard architecture and has separate buses for instruction and data, allowing a single cycle execution of most instructions. The ATtiny44V-10MU integrates several peripheral modules on-chip. These include I2C, SPI, 10-bit A/D converter, 8-bit PWM, 8-bit timer/counter with 8-bit prescaler, POR and Comparator modules.

The operation of the ATtiny44V-10MU is governed by two basic principles. First, it interprets instructions written in assembly language that can be stored in its on-chip Flash memory. The instructions are fetched and executed in sequence. Second, the internal data memory is used to store values that can be more easily changed than those stored in Flash memory. The data memory can be accessed directly from the microcontroller by either the program counter or through I/O registers, which are connected to all on-chip peripheral components.

ATtiny44V-10MU integrates a wide range of I/O functionality, including support for bidirectional data transfer via USART, I2C, SPI, or USB. USART is used for both asynchronous and synchronous serial communication protocols and can also be used for programming the device. I2C is an open-drain two-wire serial interface that connects low-speed peripheral devices in a half-duplex mode. SPI is an asynchronous serial interface used for data transfer between microcontrollers, sensors, and other peripherals.

The ATtiny44V-10MU also provides support for a wide range of development environments and debugging tools. These include Atmel Studio, a powerful integrated development environment (IDE) with support for multiple languages and frameworks. For debugging, the device features a JTAG port and can be used with Atmel’s AVR debuggers and emulators, including Atmel ICE and AVR ONE!. It also supports a wide range of programming tools, including Atmel Studio, AVR Toolchain, AVRDUDE, and AVR Libc.

ATtiny44V-10MU is an ideal choice for applications where low power consumption, fast execution, and flexibility are desired. It is well suited for applications that require a wide range of integrated peripherals and interfaces, as well as for projects using low-power AVR microcontrollers. With its internal memory, support for external memories, and JTAG port, it provides a platform for easy debugging and programming.

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