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In-Circuit Debugger Required for ATMEL or TI.

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Hello Edaboard,

I am in searching for the In Circuit Debugger for the ATMEL and TI. There are some company they are making such but its price is too much high is there any Open Source debugger is available? Please send me its Data.


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There are jtag clones for Atmel AVR. You can find easily using google
 

nandhu015 said:
There are jtag clones for Atmel AVR. You can find easily using google
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Thanks Nandhu for reply but i am new to ATMEL i had worked on Freescale and NXP. so i was somewhat confused that which one is better and working with AVR Studio.
 

zoro1 said:
JTAG Clone works wit AVR Studio,but can support onli JTAG controlers /atmega16,32 ..../
Build your own AVR JTAG ICE clone - Scientific, embedded, biomedical, electronics contents.
Here is one ,but some atmel programmer is needed for uploaed code in Atmega16 - LPT port needed and 4 rezistors.
AVR Studio hawe some problems with LInux
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Thanks a lot.. yes i have one USB programmer but for easy way to develop project i need debugger.. so i can load the code in Atmega16 via USB.
I am checking the link.

LPT Port... :( Searching for USB one.. NO LPT port in PC.
 

There are commercial debuggers available with USB and clones which i had mentioned uses a serial port. It is better to use a usb to serial converter if you dont have a serial port in your pc
 

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