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I am working on a project using 5 pins of ADC, 5 pins for PWM, and LCD. I need to use Atmega164pa. I would like to know how I can transfer it to Arduino. Is there any Arduino compatible with this chip?

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You could port it yourself. It's not that hard. –  Matt Young Mar 15 at 2:39
    
@MattYoung what do you mean? do you suggest to avoid using Arduino? –  barej Mar 15 at 2:40
    
Well actually yes, but you could port the Arduino libraries to a new device easily. –  Matt Young Mar 15 at 2:41
    
Why exactly do you need to use the 164PA? –  microtherion May 14 at 7:20
    
@microtherion the reason is that ATMEGA16 does support at most 4 PWM channels while I need 5 PWM channels. –  barej May 15 at 5:50

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There is an Arduino core for the '1284A, but it can be adapted to the '164A.

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but the link is to the software not to the board. What is the name of board that I can buy for this software. –  barej Mar 15 at 3:22
    
You don't need a board for it; the DIL package mounts on a breadboard. –  Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams Mar 15 at 3:25
    
sorry but what is DIL package? –  barej Mar 15 at 3:31
    
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual_in-line_package –  Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams Mar 15 at 3:31

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