hi
I have some questions, loaded program for esc brushless tunygy to convert brushed to brushless

1 esc tunygy 6a version using atmega 8 has not even produced, do not know where to buy it?

2 it is compatible with a variety of 4in 1?

3 esc tunygy 6a using silab 8051f 330, I do not know to load the program for it, can guide me do simple circuit ,load propram?

4 you can show me a video conversion when using brushless esc brushed to brushless?

Originally Posted by fantasy1988

hi
I have some questions, loaded program for esc brushless tunygy to convert brushed to brushless

1 esc tunygy 6a version using atmega 8 has not even produced, do not know where to buy it?

2 it is compatible with a variety of 4in 1?

3 esc tunygy 6a using silab 8051f 330, I do not know to load the program for it, can guide me do simple circuit ,load propram?

4 you can show me a video conversion when using brushless esc brushed to brushless?

Got to link on helifreaks SSKaug thread. Yes it does most if not all PWM even take PPM. And olliw programmer cheap to build using AVR

HK 6amp use's avr but you'd need to rework code to suit and figure how to change circuit.

Originally Posted by SadSack

HK 6amp use's avr but you'd need to rework code to suit and figure how to change circuit.

seems it's complicated, I will use the version of Bruce abbot.

Hk 6amp mod would be hard work. Silab based mod super simple. Load firmware, hookup hardware then configure software as you want.

@ Bruce abbot
I downloaded the software AVR studio, compile file ASM to HEX .ok

I want to ask, load the hex file for atmega 48, I need to set the fuse bits?
I'm having trouble about FUSE 16MHz frequency

Originally Posted by fantasy1988

I want to ask, load the hex file for atmega 48, I need to set the fuse bits?
I'm having trouble about FUSE 16MHz frequency

If you are using a ceramic oscillator (like the Extreme converter) then you should set SUT1:0 to 10 (on,off) and CKSEL3:0 to 1110 (off,off,off,on).

If you are using a quartz crystal then set SUT1:0 to 11 (off,off) and CKSEL3:0 to 1111 (off,off,off,off).

The other fuse bits are :-

Low fuse:
CKDIV8 = 1 (off)
CKOUT = 1 (off)

High fuse:
RSTDSBL = 1 (off)
DWEN = 1 (off)
SPIEN = 0 (on)
WDTON = 1 (off)
EESAVE = 1 (off)
BODLEVEL 2:0 = 111 (all off)

extended fuse:
SELFPRGEN =1 (off)

NOTE: I discovered a mistake in my schematic. Pin 11 (not pin 19) is connected to R7 & R8. Please view the corrected diagram on the previous page of this thread!

I just discovered a bug in my code, relating to the analog comparator (PB7 was being set to output instead of input, killing the inverting input reference voltage).

I have updated post #7 with corrected source code, and added hex files for those who don't have AVR Studio.

Originally Posted by Bruce Abbott

I just discovered a bug in my code, relating to the analog comparator (PB7 was being set to output instead of input, killing the inverting input reference voltage).

I have updated post #7 with corrected source code, and added hex files for those who don't have AVR Studio.

I'm glad because you have converted to use ATMEGA 8.
I have it
fuse bit similar?
can fuse bit not use quartz 16M? use internal oscillator of the ATmega8.
ceramic oscillator ,quartz crystal both is quartz.
why are different fuse bit ?

Originally Posted by fantasy1988

ceramic oscillator ,quartz crystal both is quartz.

No. A quartz 'crystal' is actually a wafer cut out of a single crystal of quartz (Silicon Dioxide). Ceramic resonators are made from bulk ceramic material, typically a powder made from tiny particles of Lead Zirconate Titanate mixed with an organic binder.

why are different fuse bit ?

The only difference between crystal and ceramic fuse settings is the length of time that the processor is held in reset.

To avoid timing errors the processor must be held in reset until the oscillator frequency stabilizes. A quartz crystal has very high Q factor which provides sharp resonance and high accuracy, but it takes a long time for the frequency to stabilize. A ceramic resonator has lower Q and so gets up to speed much faster (but is not as accurate).

I don't think it would cause any harm to use crystal fuse settings with a ceramic resonator, as the startup time is not critical for this project.

thank you for the explanation,
I will use this converter circuit for motor tail of helicopter F45

wish health

bruce
I remove R1,R2,R3,R4 ,connect pin 10 (input pwm )with pin G of FET ,
this circuit can work ?

Originally Posted by rc my life

bruce
I remove R1,R2,R3,R4 ,connect pin 10 (input pwm )with pin G of FET ,
this circuit can work ?

Yes, though I would keep R3 in to provide some protection for the ATmega.

The inverting input of the comparator (pin 11) is supplied with ~0.6V via R7/R8, so any higher voltage on the non-inverting input (pin 10) will be detected as 'pwm high'.

thank you bruce i had to place an order for the atmega IC ., this is great look forward to get it done.,i have been working the last few days on building a programmer .., hope it will work as great as it needs to be.
sincerely .

hi electrontube
you use circuit convert for LADYBIRD quadrotor ? Are you live in vietnam ?

@ Bruce abbot
I finished the circuit, now load file hex for ATmega8. i use quazt 16M

Maybe software SPI PROPRAMER automatically install fuse bits for ATmega8, I click on the Fuse bits appear this image





Is this fuse bits correctly ? because I'm afraid if the wrong fuse bits will kill atmaga8
help me