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The process of creating electronic products, including components and end-user devices.
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Why do AVR microprocessors have two ways (paths) to access I/O ports?
I've an ATmega328P.
Register Summary Page 275 ATmega328P datasheet.
The first address is the I/O address, and the second is the data memory address.
I'm going to set all (D ports) Data Direction Regi …
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