I want to build an small data logger based around ATMEL's 8535 (or one of the AVR Mega). I need to log around 300MBytes of data. USB memory sticks are cost effective storage mediums. Is there a simple way to interface a USB memory stick with an ATMEL microcotroller?
Ray
No. Use a CompactFlash card.
Use a SD/MMC card ,much easier than compactflash
Just set the AVR for SPI , and connect the SD/MMC via a cpl of voltagedividers.
See
Carsten
This chip will do it - does all the FAT stuff from a simple serial interface., as well as allowing access to USB mice, keyboards, printers etc.
as well as allowing
"USBWiz".. it's a preprogrammed LPC2114 ARM chip used with an ISP1160?
There's something a bit sad about using a double-digit MHz 128K 32-bit processor to interface an 8-bit micro with a USB flash drive, but I bet that could be pretty useful in some circumstances.
Best regards, Spehro Pefhany
interface., as well as allowing
And for 40 pounds (60 USD), you can almost get a complete 32bit board with USB and many other stuffs.
as well as allowing
At 40 British pounds not exactly cheap.
Rene
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The advantage of the USB memory stick is that many people have one and they are easy to connect to just about any PC. The SD/MMC is easier to connect to the AVR but will require a memory reader on most PCs.
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A part with external bus might be good if you want to use Compactflash.
Although the readers are so cheap that it may be viable to ship one with the product.
Have a look at this one for the AVR (It's free)
Maybe use BabelFish
Carsten
Oops (the previous wwas ReadOnly
This should be RW
Read a little furtheron page for sd/mmc
Carsten
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