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	;Oct 31- Nov2 2007 : Sensor-Instrument DIY workshop, Zurich, Switzerland Organized by SGMK (Schweiz Gesellschaft für Mechatronische Kunst)		;Oct 31- Nov2 2007 : Sensor-Instrument DIY workshop, Zurich, Switzerland Organized by SGMK (Schweiz Gesellschaft für Mechatronische Kunst)

	===Relevant conference peer reviewed paper===		===Relevant conference peer reviewed paper===
	Peacock : a non-haptic 3D performance interface		Peacock: a non-haptic 3D performance interface
	http://chikashi.net/detail/download?ﬁle=43doc.pdf		http://chikashi.net/detail/download?ﬁle=43doc.pdf

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	=== Why AVR ? ===		=== Why AVR ? ===
	Arduino is nowadays almost the de-facto standard. Many electronic instrument builders and installation		[[Arduino]] is nowadays almost the de-facto standard. Many electronic instrument builders and installation artists employ it for there works. It is easy to use and helpful for prototyping. However, if you want to make 100 copies of your work or if you plan to create a large work involving many micro-controllers. [[Arduino]] is probably not the best choice; it is too expensive and sometimes takes too much space in your hardware /
	artists employ it for there works. It is easy to use and helpful for prototyping. However, if you want to make
	100 copies of your work or if you plan to create a large work involving many micro-controllers. Arduino is
	probably not the best choice; it is too expensive and sometimes takes too much space in your hardware /
	installations.		installations.

	Arduino consists of several parts. a USB socket, a crystal, a		[[Arduino]] consists of several parts. a USB socket, a crystal, a regulator, an ISP socket, a USB-serial chip, several capacitors, and ATMEL AVR Micro controller ATMega328PU. The Arduino UNO board costs around 34$. What do you think is the most expensive component on this board? It is obviously the micro controller. However, it actually costs around 3 - 4$.
	regulator, an ISP socket, a USB-serial chip, several capacitors,
	and ATMEL AVR Micro controller ATMega328PU. The Arduino
	UNO board costs around 34$. What do you think is the most
	expensive component on this board? It is obviously the micro
	controller. However, it actually costs around 3 - 4$.

	Though Arduino facilitates many things by offering USB slot and		Though [[Arduino]] facilitates many things by offering USB slot and power jack, these connectors are not necessary for all projects. Furthermore, Arduino conceals many potentials of ATMEL AVR chip. For example, you can actually use faster crystals than 16
	power jack, these connectors are not necessary for all projects.		Mhz (up to 20Mhz ) but Arduino restricts it by putting 16Mhz crystal on the board.(Probably because they are using ﬁrmware based USB connection using second ATMEL chip on the board.)
	Furthermore, Arduino conceals many potentials of ATMEL AVR
	chip. For example, you can actually use faster crystals than 16
	Mhz (up to 20Mhz ) but Arduino restricts it by putting 16Mhz
	crystal on the board.(Probably because they are using ﬁrmware based USB connection using second ATMEL chip on the board.)

	This workshop is for people who want to open the hood of Arduino and fully utilize the features of ATMEL		This workshop is for people who want to open the hood of Arduino and fully utilize the features of ATMEL AVR chips. I will introduces how to program the AVR chip directly using C language, demonstrates many possible artistic applications of the chip, and practice to build/program a basic AVR-based device with participants. Participants donʼt have to buy anything expensive for starting AVR programming. They can actually use their Arduino as the writer of the AVR chip!
	AVR chips. I will introduces how to program the AVR chip directly using C language, demonstrates many
	possible artistic applications of the chip, and practice to build/program a basic AVR-based device with
	participants. Participants donʼt have to buy anything expensive for starting AVR programming. They can
	actually use their Arduino as the writer of the AVR chip!

	=== ATMEL AVR ATMega 88 ===		=== ATMEL AVR ATMega 88 ===
	Though there are more than 100 variant of ATMEL AVR microcontroller. http://~~www2~~.atmel.com/		Though there are more than 100 variant of [http://www.atmel.com ATMEL] AVR microcontroller. http://www.atmel.com
	The workshop focuses on ATMEL AVR ATMega 88 PDIP. It costs around 3$ and available all over the		The workshop focuses on ATMEL AVR ATMega 88 PDIP. It costs around 3$ and available all over the world. It offers 131 powerful instructions, on-chip multiplier, 6 PWM channels, 6 10 bit ADC, SPI bus, and various timers. It runs maximum 20 Mhz with an external crystal.
	world. It offers 131 powerful instructions, on-chip multiplier, 6 PWM channels, 6 10 bit ADC, SPI bus, and
	various timers. It runs maximum 20 Mhz with an external crystal.

	Refer http://www.atmel.com/dyn/resources/prod_documents/2545S.pdf for further ~~speciﬁcation~~.		Refer to the [http://www.atmel.com/dyn/resources/prod_documents/2545S.pdf specification] for further information.

	=== What workshop covers ===		=== What workshop covers ===
	AVR chip offers very many functions and it is impossible to cover		AVR chip offers very many functions and it is impossible to cover everything in limited time. So I would like to separate my workshop into two parts; demonstration and practice. The workshop is going to be around 3-4 hours.
	everything in limited time. So I would like to separate my workshop into
	two parts; demonstration and practice. The workshop is going to be
	around 3-4 hours.

	~~'''~~I. DEMONSTRATION (90 minutes)~~'''~~		====I. DEMONSTRATION (90 minutes)====
	In this section, I will introduce basic speciﬁcation, procedure of AVR		In this section, I will introduce basic speciﬁcation, procedure of AVR
	programming, and various applications of the chip by showing different		programming, and various applications of the chip by showing different
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	* How to create Potentiometer to MIDI device by using built-in ADC		* How to create Potentiometer to MIDI device by using built-in ADC
	* How to send serial (UART) messages from the chip and receive them in Pd		* How to send serial (UART) messages from the chip and receive them in Pd
	* How to use USB message without any other device [[http://www.obdev.at/products/vusb/index.html\| V-USB project ﬁrmware based USB device using AVR]]		* How to use USB message without any other device [[http://www.obdev.at/products/vusb/index.html\|V-USB project ﬁrmware based USB device using AVR]]
	* How to use timers		* How to use timers
	* How to use PWM and create sound with it		* How to use PWM and create sound with it
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	===Bio of instructor===		===Bio of instructor===
	Chikashi Miyama is a composer, video artist, interface designer, and performer. He received his MA		Chikashi Miyama is a composer, video artist, interface designer, and performer. He received his MA (2004) from Kunitachi College of Music, Tokyo, Japan, and Nachdiplom (2007) from Music academy of Basel, Switzerland. He is currently attending the State University of New York at Buffalo for his ph.D, and teaching electronic music as a TA. He has studied under Takayuki Rai, Georg Friedrich Haas, Jacob Ulmann, Erik Oña, and Cort Lippe. His compositions have received a second prize in SEAMUS commission competition (2010/St. Cloud, USA), a special prize in Destellos Competition (2009/Argentina), and a honorable mention in the Residence Prize section of the Bourges Electroacoustic Music
	(2004) from Kunitachi College of Music, Tokyo, Japan, and Nachdiplom (2007) from Music academy of		Competition (2002/France). In addition, he was selected for SUNY chancellor's award (2011/USA). His works and papers have been accepted by ICMC ten times, by NIME four times, and selected by various international festivals in more than 100 times in 17 countries, such as Mix, Re:New (Denmark), Musica Viva (Portugal), Espace sonore, dBâle, SHIFT (Switzerland), Next generation (Germany), Agora Resonance, Scrime (France), Lica-Mantis (UK), June in Buffalo, NWEAMO, SPARK, NYCEMF, SEAMUS (USA), Sonoimágenes (Argentina), SuperCollider symposium, Pdcon, and Dorkbot meeting. He is going
	Basel, Switzerland. He is currently attending the State University of New York at Buffalo for his ph.D, and		to move to Karlsruhe and work at IMA, ZKM as a guest researcher in 2011 and 2012 taking advantage of DAAD scholarship.
	teaching electronic music as a TA. He has studied under Takayuki Rai, Georg Friedrich Haas, Jacob
	Ulmann, Erik Oña, and Cort Lippe. His compositions have received a second prize in SEAMUS
	commission competition (2010/St. Cloud, USA), a special prize in Destellos Competition (2009/
	Argentina), and a honorable mention in the Residence Prize section of the Bourges Electroacoustic Music
	Competition (2002/France). In addition, he was selected for SUNY chancellor's award (2011/USA). His
	works and papers have been accepted by ICMC ten times, by NIME four times, and selected by various
	international festivals in more than 100 times in 17 countries, such as Mix, Re:New (Denmark), Musica
	Viva (Portugal), Espace sonore, dBâle, SHIFT (Switzerland), Next generation (Germany), Agora
	Resonance, Scrime (France), Lica-Mantis (UK), June in Buffalo, NWEAMO, SPARK, NYCEMF, SEAMUS
	(USA), Sonoimágenes (Argentina), SuperCollider symposium, Pdcon, and Dorkbot meeting. He is going
	to move to Karlsruhe and work at IMA, ZKM as a guest researcher in 2011 and 2012 taking advantage of
	DAAD scholarship.

	===Relevant workshops held by the instructor===		===Relevant workshops held by the instructor===
			;June 2-4 2008 : Qgo-AVR workshop at Kunstraum Walcheturm, Zurich, Switzerland Organized by SGMK (Schweiz Gesellschaft für Mechatronische Kunst)
	June 2-4 2008 ~~<br />~~ Qgo-AVR workshop at Kunstraum Walcheturm, Zurich, Switzerland Organized by SGMK (Schweiz Gesellschaft für Mechatronische Kunst)		;Oct 31- Nov2 2007 : Sensor-Instrument DIY workshop, Zurich, Switzerland Organized by SGMK (Schweiz Gesellschaft für Mechatronische Kunst)

	Oct 31- Nov2 2007 ~~<br />~~ Sensor-Instrument DIY workshop, Zurich, Switzerland Organized by SGMK (Schweiz Gesellschaft für Mechatronische Kunst)

	===Relevant conference peer reviewed paper===		===Relevant conference peer reviewed paper===

	Peacock : a non-haptic 3D performance interface		Peacock : a non-haptic 3D performance interface
	http://chikashi.net/detail/download?ﬁle=43doc.pdf		http://chikashi.net/detail/download?ﬁle=43doc.pdf

	This project utilizes AVR micro controller.		This project utilizes AVR micro controller.

			[[Category:Arduino]]
			[[Category:Hardware]]
			[[Category:AVR]]
			[[Category:Microcontroller]]

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ATMEL AVR workshop

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	pre-built circuit based on the AVR chip.		pre-built circuit based on the AVR chip.

	~~'''~~1. Overall information of the chip~~'''~~		====1. Overall information of the chip====
	* Where you can buy chip		* Where you can buy chip
	* Price / model list		* Price / model list
	* Basic speciﬁcation of the chip		* Basic speciﬁcation of the chip

	~~'''~~2. How to program AVR chip on Mac and Linux~~'''~~		====2. How to program AVR chip on Mac and Linux====
	* How to use avrgcc and avrdude		* How to use avrgcc and avrdude
	* Commercial Writer AVR ISP MK II - 34$ (Fig.1)		* Commercial Writer AVR ISP MK II - 34$ (Fig.1)
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	* Using Arduino as AVR writer (http://arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/ArduinoISP)		* Using Arduino as AVR writer (http://arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/ArduinoISP)

	~~'''~~3. Applications~~'''~~		====3. Applications====
	* How to create LED ﬂasher		* How to create LED ﬂasher
	* How to create MIDI message generator		* How to create MIDI message generator
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	* <u>All source codes and schematics will be uploaded online so that the participants are able to download and utilize them later</u>		* <u>All source codes and schematics will be uploaded online so that the participants are able to download and utilize them later</u>

	~~'''~~II. PRACTICE (90 - 120 minutes / depending on the number of participants and competence )~~'''~~		====II. PRACTICE (90 - 120 minutes / depending on the number of participants and competence )====
	In this section participants will make a basic hardware using AVR microcontroller.		In this section participants will make a basic hardware using AVR microcontroller.
	Possibly, 6 channel MIDI or USB-based digital controller based on gnusb by anyma http://www.anyma.ch/		Possibly, 6 channel MIDI or USB-based digital controller based on gnusb by anyma http://www.anyma.ch/

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	=== ATMEL AVR workshop ===		== ATMEL AVR workshop ==
	Instructor: Chikashi Miyama		Instructor: Chikashi Miyama

	==== Why AVR ? ====		=== Why AVR ? ===
	Arduino is nowadays almost the de-facto standard. Many electronic instrument builders and installation		Arduino is nowadays almost the de-facto standard. Many electronic instrument builders and installation
	artists employ it for there works. It is easy to use and helpful for prototyping. However, if you want to make		artists employ it for there works. It is easy to use and helpful for prototyping. However, if you want to make
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	actually use their Arduino as the writer of the AVR chip!		actually use their Arduino as the writer of the AVR chip!

	==== ATMEL AVR ATMega 88 ====		=== ATMEL AVR ATMega 88 ===
	Though there are more than 100 variant of ATMEL AVR microcontroller. http://www2.atmel.com/		Though there are more than 100 variant of ATMEL AVR microcontroller. http://www2.atmel.com/
	The workshop focuses on ATMEL AVR ATMega 88 PDIP. It costs around 3$ and available all over the		The workshop focuses on ATMEL AVR ATMega 88 PDIP. It costs around 3$ and available all over the
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	Refer http://www.atmel.com/dyn/resources/prod_documents/2545S.pdf for further speciﬁcation.		Refer http://www.atmel.com/dyn/resources/prod_documents/2545S.pdf for further speciﬁcation.

	==== What workshop covers ====		=== What workshop covers ===
	AVR chip offers very many functions and it is impossible to cover		AVR chip offers very many functions and it is impossible to cover
	everything in limited time. So I would like to separate my workshop into		everything in limited time. So I would like to separate my workshop into
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	Germany.		Germany.

	~~'''~~Prerequisites~~'''~~		===Prerequisites===
	* Basic knowledge of C language and unix commands are preferred		* Basic knowledge of C language and unix commands are preferred
	* Basic soldering technique and knowledge of electronic circuit are preferred		* Basic soldering technique and knowledge of electronic circuit are preferred
	* The AVR programmer runs on Linux, Mac, and Win. I will use linux or Mac for the workshop.		* The AVR programmer runs on Linux, Mac, and Win. I will use linux or Mac for the workshop.

	~~'''~~Bio of instructor~~'''~~		===Bio of instructor===
	Chikashi Miyama is a composer, video artist, interface designer, and performer. He received his MA		Chikashi Miyama is a composer, video artist, interface designer, and performer. He received his MA
	(2004) from Kunitachi College of Music, Tokyo, Japan, and Nachdiplom (2007) from Music academy of		(2004) from Kunitachi College of Music, Tokyo, Japan, and Nachdiplom (2007) from Music academy of
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	DAAD scholarship.		DAAD scholarship.

	~~'''~~Relevant workshops held by the instructor~~'''~~		===Relevant workshops held by the instructor===

	June 2-4 2008 <br /> Qgo-AVR workshop at Kunstraum Walcheturm, Zurich, Switzerland Organized by SGMK (Schweiz Gesellschaft für Mechatronische Kunst)		June 2-4 2008 <br /> Qgo-AVR workshop at Kunstraum Walcheturm, Zurich, Switzerland Organized by SGMK (Schweiz Gesellschaft für Mechatronische Kunst)
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	Oct 31- Nov2 2007 <br /> Sensor-Instrument DIY workshop, Zurich, Switzerland Organized by SGMK (Schweiz Gesellschaft für Mechatronische Kunst)		Oct 31- Nov2 2007 <br /> Sensor-Instrument DIY workshop, Zurich, Switzerland Organized by SGMK (Schweiz Gesellschaft für Mechatronische Kunst)

	~~'''~~Relevant conference peer reviewed paper~~'''~~		===Relevant conference peer reviewed paper===

	Peacock : a non-haptic 3D performance interface		Peacock : a non-haptic 3D performance interface

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	~~test~~		Workshop Proposal for Pd con 2011 in Weimar
			ATMEL AVR workshop
			Instructor: Chikashi Miyama
			Why AVR ?
			Arduino is nowadays almost the de-facto standard. Many electronic instrument builders and installation
			artists employ it for there works. It is easy to use and helpful for prototyping. However, if you want to make
			100 copies of your work or if you plan to create a large work involving many micro-controllers. Arduino is
			probably not the best choice; it is too expensive and sometimes takes too much space in your hardware /
			installations.
			Arduino consists of several parts. a USB socket, a crystal, a
			regulator, an ISP socket, a USB-serial chip, several capacitors,
			and ATMEL AVR Micro controller ATMega328PU. The Arduino
			UNO board costs around 34$. What do you think is the most
			expensive component on this board? It is obviously the micro
			controller. However, it actually costs around 3 - 4$.
			Though Arduino facilitates many things by offering USB slot and
			power jack, these connectors are not necessary for all projects.
			Furthermore, Arduino conceals many potentials of ATMEL AVR
			chip. For example, you can actually use faster crystals than 16
			Mhz (up to 20Mhz ) but Arduino restricts it by putting 16Mhz
			crystal on the board.1
			This workshop is for people who want to open the hood of Arduino and fully utilize the features of ATMEL
			AVR chips. I will introduces how to program the AVR chip directly using C language, demonstrates many
			possible artistic applications of the chip, and practice to build/program a basic AVR-based device with
			participants. Participants donʼt have to buy anything expensive for starting AVR programming. They can
			actually use their Arduino as the writer of the AVR chip!
			ATMEL AVR ATMega 88
			Though there are more than 100 variant of ATMEL AVR microcontroller. http://www2.atmel.com/
			The workshop focuses on ATMEL AVR ATMega 88 PDIP. It costs around 3$ and available all over the
			world. It offers 131 powerful instructions, on-chip multiplier, 6 PWM channels, 6 10 bit ADC, SPI bus, and
			various timers. It runs maximum 20 Mhz with an external crystal.
			Refer http://www.atmel.com/dyn/resources/prod_documents/2545S.pdf for further speciﬁcation.
			1
			Probably because they are using ﬁrmware based USB connection using second ATMEL chip on the board.
			What workshop covers
			AVR chip offers very many functions and it is impossible to cover
			everything in limited time. So I would like to separate my workshop into
			two parts; demonstration and practice. The workshop is going to be
			around 3-4 hours.
			I. DEMONSTRATION (90 minutes)
			In this section, I will introduce basic speciﬁcation, procedure of AVR
			programming, and various applications of the chip by showing different
			pre-built circuit based on the AVR chip.
			1. Overall information of the chip
			! - Where you can buy chip
			" - Price / model list
			" - Basic speciﬁcation of the chip
			2. How to program AVR chip on Mac and Linux
			! - How to use avrgcc and avrdude
			" - Commercial Writer AVR ISP MK II - 34$ (Fig.1)
			" - Handmade Writer USB ASP (Fig.2)
			" - Using Arduino as AVR writer
			" (http://arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/ArduinoISP)
			3. Applications
			! - How to create LED ﬂasher
			" - How to create MIDI message generator
			" - How to create Potentiometer to MIDI device by using built-in ADC
			" - How to send serial (UART) messages from the chip and receive them in Pd
			" - How to use USB message without any other device (V-USB 2)
			" - How to use timers
			" - How to use PWM and create sound with it
			" - How to establish SPI connection in order to access external memory, ADC etc.
			" - How to create AVR programmer by yourself
			" - All source codes and schematics will be uploaded online so that the participants
			" are able to download and utilize them later
			II. PRACTICE (90 - 120 minutes / depending on the number of participants and competence )
			In this section participants will make a basic hardware using AVR microcontroller.
			Possibly, 6 channel MIDI or USB-based digital controller based on gnusb by anyma http://www.anyma.ch/
			research/gnusb/ This part is dependent of the facilities of the venue and available components in
			Germany.
			Prerequisites
			• Basic knowledge of C language and unix commands are preferred
			• Basic soldering technique and knowledge of electronic circuit are preferred
			• The AVR programmer runs on Linux, Mac, and Win. I will use linux or Mac for the workshop.
			2
			http://www.obdev.at/products/vusb/index.html V-USB project ﬁrmware based USB device using AVR
			ﬁg.1
			ﬁg.2
			Bio of instructor
			Chikashi Miyama is a composer, video artist, interface designer, and performer. He received his MA
			(2004) from Kunitachi College of Music, Tokyo, Japan, and Nachdiplom (2007) from Music academy of
			Basel, Switzerland. He is currently attending the State University of New York at Buffalo for his ph.D, and
			teaching electronic music as a TA. He has studied under Takayuki Rai, Georg Friedrich Haas, Jacob
			Ulmann, Erik Oña, and Cort Lippe. His compositions have received a second prize in SEAMUS
			commission competition (2010/St. Cloud, USA), a special prize in Destellos Competition (2009/
			Argentina), and a honorable mention in the Residence Prize section of the Bourges Electroacoustic Music
			Competition (2002/France). In addition, he was selected for SUNY chancellor's award (2011/USA). His
			works and papers have been accepted by ICMC ten times, by NIME four times, and selected by various
			international festivals in more than 100 times in 17 countries, such as Mix, Re:New (Denmark), Musica
			Viva (Portugal), Espace sonore, dBâle, SHIFT (Switzerland), Next generation (Germany), Agora
			Resonance, Scrime (France), Lica-Mantis (UK), June in Buffalo, NWEAMO, SPARK, NYCEMF, SEAMUS
			(USA), Sonoimágenes (Argentina), SuperCollider symposium, Pdcon, and Dorkbot meeting. He is going
			to move to Karlsruhe and work at IMA, ZKM as a guest researcher in 2011 and 2012 taking advantage of
			DAAD scholarship.
			Relevant workshops held by the instructor
			June 2-4 2008 "" Qgo-AVR workshop at Kunstraum Walcheturm, Zurich, Switzerland
			" " " Organized by SGMK (Schweiz Gesellschaft für Mechatronische Kunst)
			Oct 31- Nov2 2007" Sensor-Instrument DIY workshop, Zurich, Switzerland
			" " " Organized by SGMK (Schweiz Gesellschaft für Mechatronische Kunst)
			Relevant conference peer reviewed paper
			Peacock : a non-haptic 3D performance interface
			http://chikashi.net/detail/download?ﬁle=43doc.pdf
			This project utilizes AVR micro controller.

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