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The document discusses microcontrollers from the AVR family made by Atmel, specifically the ATmega8. It provides details on the ATmega8's features such as its 8-bit RISC architecture, 8KB of flash memory, timers, PWM channels, ADC, and communication interfaces. It also introduces software tools for programming AVR microcontrollers like WinAVR and libraries like AVRlib. Code examples are given for configuring PWM motor control, reading the ADC, and serial communication via UART.
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