AVR Microcontroller and Embedded Systems: Using Assembly and C: Pearson New International Edition

I use Atmel (now PIC) devices in my work as an electronic engineer. I found many that were too simple or too bent towards Arduino. This is the only book that gave a great overview and lots of detail about the micro. Best book I have for Atmel devices.

Mazidi's books are some of the best engineering text books out there, and this is no different...Fantastic book, HIGHLY recommended for anyone....It explains in the easiest language like no other to a high level!!!

This is the book assigned for an Assembly class I am taking.The scope of this book is not stated on Amazon, but this book is intended for college students learning Assembly with some C knowledge, (obviously using Atmel AVRs to learn with.)This book was clearly written and published very quickly, without a lot of effort and without much proofing. Many sections in this book are unclear and awkwardly worded. There are several blatant errors that are all results of the book not being proofed before publishing. The authors/publishers also offer classroom PowerPoint slides to colleges who use this book. These slides are riddled with errors, typos, and mistakes.This could have been a very good book, even a five star book. All of the information that you need to know/learn is there. It is unfortunate that the authors didn't spend a little more time in writing and proofing the book before publishing it.

I will start of by saying that out of all the text books I have come across this is by far one of the best.I need this book for part of an engineering degree, focused on the AVR micro-controller. Coming form a programing degree I found this book very good, clear and it is filled with useful examples.One thing i loved about the book is that it was written in a way that it can be used by people with little experience with programing, or anyone who is new to Assembly and embedded systems programing.I loved the introductory chapters as they gave you are feel and solid back round in AVR and computing.One more note that I found very important was the fact that as the examples got more complicated they often had both C and assembly side by side which helps give a better perspective of what you are doing.5 stars. :-P AVR Microcontroller and Embedded Systems: Using Assembly and C (Pearson Custom Electronics Technology)AVR Microcontroller and Embedded Systems: Using Assembly and C (Pearson Custom Electronics Technology)

very good book, highly recommended to anyone looking to get into mcu programming. lots of examples, very easy to read. if you have no experience, then i will recommend this book. if you have some experience, then i would look elsewhere.