This is an inductance meter based on Arduino design, made with atmega328p. The main voltage comparator is very important, so be sure to buy a genuine one. Here is the introduction:
The LCC period should be larger than the LC period. The IND period should also be more important than the LC period.
The following is about using arduino UNO as a programmer to program atmega328p Boot loader;
1. Reference
http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_6f72ff900102xktj.html
http://www.geek-workshop.com/thread -14913-1-1.html
2. Material preparation
Arduino UNO control board 1 piece of
100 ohm resistor 1 piece of
22p capacitor 2 pieces of
16M Hz crystal oscillator 1 piece of
ATMEGA328P package chip 1
piece of breadboard and several connecting wires
3. Wiring diagram ( Note: The resistor connected between the reset port and 5V must be about 110Ω, and the reset port does not need to be connected)
4. Open ARDUINO IDE, click File/Example/ArduinoISP in the menu, and upload the program to the Arduino UNO control board. 5. Then, click BOOT LOADER. If normal, write BOOT LOADER to 328P through UNO. 6. Use UNO as a burner to write the sample program. One thing that needs to be explained is that do not directly upload the program to UNO. You must press the SHIFT key before clicking the upload button.
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