Welcome to CHIPenable, the design support service for embedded microcontrollers provided by Andy Gayne, Field Applications Engineer for Azzurri Technology.

Products: An exclusive range of development tools for engineers, students and hobbyists.
Shop: On-line purchasing of CHIPenable hardware products.
Software: Details of the software consultancy service.
Resources: Useful links to relevant information sources and recommended partner companies.
Contact: Get in touch with Andy Gayne or Azzurri head office.
T&C: Terms and Conditions for the use of this web site and the information contained on it.

Azzurri customers already benefit from an exceptional level of technical support for hardware implementation and software guidance. Now, through CHIPenable, customers can obtain a complete software consultancy service, as well as access to an exclusive range of hardware products designed to accelerate developments that use our more popular families of microcontrollers.

The combination of CHIPenable and Azzurri means that as well as solving your embedded software design resource problems, we can also seamlessly integrate the design process with the product supply chain, offering you an unrivalled level of service from concept to production. Close ties with product design specialists and CEMs nationwide means that we can provide recommendations and introductions to numerous partner companies, to help eliminate your production difficulties and ensure fastest possible time to market.

Field Applications Engineers are trained and certified by Atmel to support their 8 bit AVR, 8051, and 32 bit ARM and AVR32 processors. We are experienced in guiding customers through the design of their first micro based products, and we are always happy to talk to users of Microchip PIC, TI, ST, Motorola, Renasas, Fujitsu and any other 8/16/32 bit micros, to explore the possibilities and benefits of migrating new designs to Atmel devices.

For designs with appropriate specialised requirements we can also promote and support our other franchised micro suppliers, such as Silicon Lab's range of high performance 8051 based mixed-signal microcontrollers, and high performance ARM microcontrollers from Cirrus Logic.