I needed to program an Atmel chip for a project that I was working on. Instead of spending money and waiting for it to ship, I simply found some plans online to build my own programmer using parts I had laying around the house. It was a very simple project and ended up being a fun and rewarding experience. Parts for this build were under $5.00.
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