Atmel Corporation (acquired by Microchip Technology)
Atmel Corporation was an American semiconductor company best known for its microcontroller (MCU) families — notably the AVR 8-bit line used widely in hobbyist and embedded projects and the ARM-based SAM series for more powerful applications. Founded in 1984, Atmel developed a broad portfolio that included flash memory, microcontrollers, wireless and touch solutions, development tools (Atmel Studio, Atmel START), and utility software such as FLIP for firmware programming. Their development tools and ecosystems made them a popular choice for both consumer electronics and industrial designs.
In 2016 Atmel was acquired by Microchip Technology; Atmel-branded products and tooling were integrated into Microchip's product lines and web presence (the atmel.com domain now redirects to Microchip). Many legacy Atmel tools and open-source resources remain available under Microchip's stewardship, and the AVR and SAM architectures from the Atmel era continue to be actively supported and used in both...
In 2016 Atmel was acquired by Microchip Technology; Atmel-branded products and tooling were integrated into Microchip's product lines and web presence (the atmel.com domain now redirects to Microchip). Many legacy Atmel tools and open-source resources remain available under Microchip's stewardship, and the AVR and SAM architectures from the Atmel era continue to be actively supported and used in both...
Statistics
Total Applications:
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Total Users:
801
Total Keys:
2,582,320
Total Clicks:
997,642
Total Mouse Scrolls:
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Total Time Used:
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Average Time Per User:
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