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How to Use the Event System with AVR® ATmega4809

Have you ever wanted to periodically sample an ADC without using code? Have you ever wanted to trigger sensor readings without using CPU resources to do so? The Event System is a feature on some newer AVR® devices that allows autonomous communication between peripherals. This means that you can now trigger sensors, timers, and readings without needing CPU intervention. In this tutorial we will not only cover how to set up the Event System on an AVR device; but we will also cover how to utilize this feature to take more workload off of your CPU. Learn more about the AVR® ATmega4809 here: https://mchp.us/2wHb1gu Learn more about the Event System peripheral here: https://mchp.us/2HZvWSc https://www.microchip.com/design-centers/8-bit

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