[avr-gcc-list] development board

[David Morrison]

Hi all,
Could someone reccomend an AVR development board that is compact yet brings the 
GPIO pins out so the user can access them?  Oh, it would also need to have at 
least 1 UART (or USART).
 
 I have experience using the CANDIP product (based off of the ATMega162) but 
being that I do not need the CAN interface for this project (and it is tying up 
a couple GPIO pins) it would be overkill.  
 
I appreciate any suggestions.
 
dave
 
btw: reason I am not going with the 300 or 500 prototype boards is that they 
are to big for the application that I have in mind and I am not a hardware 
developer so developing my own is out too.


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