Name: Arduino Nano ATmega328P SMD
Brand: OEM
SKU: 6D-6B95-RXP5
Price: 1010 INR
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Arduino Nano ATmega328P SMD Technical Specifications
The Arduino Nano ATmega328P SMD (Surface-Mount Device) is a compact, versatile microcontroller board based on the ATmega328P microprocessor, designed for a wide range of embedded projects. The Arduino Nano ATmega328P SMD incorporates a compact form factor, making it an ideal choice for projects where size and board real estate are crucial.
Microcontroller: - ATmega328P microcontroller - 32KB Flash memory - 2KB SRAM - 1KB EEPROM - Clock Speed: 16MHz
Power: - USB port for power and programming - Operating voltage (recommended): 7-12V - Current (Peak / Continuous RMS): 150mA / 50mA - Reverse voltage protection for USB and power jack
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<li>Connectivity:</li>
<li>USB: ATmega16U2 for USB-to-Serial conversion</li>
<li>Digital I/O pins: 14 (6x PWM, 12x general purpose)</li>
<li>Analog Input pins: 8 (10-bit ADC)</li>
<li>SPI: hardware</li>
<li>I2C: hardware TWI</li>
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UART: hardware, the TX and RX pins on the Nano can be swapped for programming via the USB-to-Serial port
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Dimensions:
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Board dimensions: 44.7mm x 18.5mm (while not including the USB connector)
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Sensors: (Not included in the board, however, Arduino Nano ATmega328P SMD is compatible with a wide range of sensors.)
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Sensors compatibility:
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<li>Temperature: LM35, DS18B20, DHT11, etc.</li>
<li>Humidity: DHT11, SHT30, SHT31, etc.</li>
<li>Gas sensors: MQ-2, MQ-135, MQ-3, etc.</li>
<li>Proximity: HC-SR04, HC-SR501, etc.</li>
<li>Light: TSL2561, BH1750, etc.</li>
<li>Motion: PIR, ACCEL, etc.</li>
<li>Other: Hygrometer, pressure, IR, GPS, etc.</li>
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Additional Features:
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<li>Reset button for initializing the board</li>
<li>Erase flash memory for security purposes or for reprogramming the board without a computer</li>
<li>Ability to power the board via an external power source through the Vin pin or via the USB-to-Serial port</li>
<li>Pinouts are labeled for easy identification and connection</li>
<li>Compatible with the Arduino IDE and other development environments for programming</li>
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Open-source hardware and software
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Power Consumption and Efficiency:
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<li>Typical data sheet current consumption during operation: 11mA (no USB connection or external power)</li>
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Join us in bringing your next project to life with the Arduino Nano ATmega328P SMD microcontroller! Its small size, efficiency, and compatibility with a wide range of sensors make it the perfect choice for countless embedded projects, from home automation to IoT devices, and beyond.

Specification

Key Features of Arduino Nano ATmega328P SMD - The Perfect Microcontroller for Makers and Innovators
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Compact Size and SMD Format: The Arduino Nano ATmega328P SMD is a miniaturized version of the popular Arduino Nano, making it suitable for space-constrained projects. With a surface-mounted device (SMD) design, it offers a smaller footprint while maintaining the functionality of the standard Nano.
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Powerful Processor: Equipped with the ATmega328P microcontroller, this board boasts a 16MHz quartz crystal and a clock speed of up to 20 MHz (when using an external crystal or ceramic resonator). This powerful processor allows for complex calculations, intricate programming, and seamless control of various electronics.
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Input/Output Pins: The Arduino Nano ATmega328P SMD features 14 digital input/output pins (6 of which can also be used as PWM outputs), 4 of which can be used as analog input pins. This versatility makes it an excellent choice for interfacing with a wide range of electronics and sensors.
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USB and Serial Communication: The board offers a built-in USB connection, allowing for easy programming and data transfer using the Arduino Integrated Development Environment (IDE) and the Arduino Software (IDE). It also supports serial communication (UART) at a baud rate of up to 57,600.
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Programmable Timer/Counter: The Arduino Nano ATmega328P SMD comes with various peripheral components such as 3 timer/counters, making it perfect for time-based control of LEDs, motors, and other devices.
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Convenient Power Options: With an on-board voltage regulator, the board can be powered via either the USB connection or an external power source (such as a battery). It can handle input voltages ranging from 7 to 12V, allowing for flexibility in power supply choices.
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Robust Compatibility: The Arduino Nano ATmega328P SMD is fully compatible with the Arduino IDE and the vast library of Arduino shields and sensors, making it an ideal choice for building a wide array of projects. Its popularity within the maker community ensures a wealth of resources, tutorials, and support available online.
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Ease of Use: The Arduino platform is renowned for its user-friendly design, making it accessible even for beginners with little to no programming experience. The Arduino Nano ATmega328P SMD continues this tradition, offering a simple and intuitive development environment for creating innovative projects.
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Experience the limitless potential of the Arduino Nano ATmega328P SMD in your electronics, sensor, and microcontroller projects. Embark on your creative journey with the perfect balance of power, versatility, and usability.

Features

Setup Instructions:
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<li>Install the Arduino IDE:</li>
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First, make sure you have the Arduino IDE installed on your computer. You can download the latest version of the Arduino IDE from the official website (http://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software). Follow the instructions to install the IDE on your computer.
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<li>Install the Arduino Nano board:</li>
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In the Arduino IDE, navigate to File &gt; Preferences and paste the following URL into the Additional Board Manager URLs field: https://dl.espressif.com/dl/package_Espressif_index.json. Click OK and restart the Arduino IDE.
Once the IDE restarts, go to Tools &gt; Board &gt; Board Manager and search for "Arduino Nano. You should see an option called "Arduino AVR Boards by Arduino" or "Arduino AVR Boards (32u4)". Install the corresponding option.
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<li>Select the board and serial port:</li>
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Now, go to Tools &gt; Board and select Arduino Nano. Next, go to Tools &gt; Port and select the serial port associated with the Arduino Nano. If you are unsure about the correct port, consult your operating system's documentation for more information.
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<li>Upload your first sketch:</li>
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Create a new sketch by navigating to File &gt; New. In the IDE, paste the following code (ArduinoBlink) and click the Upload button to upload your first program to the Arduino Nano SMD.
``` void setup() { // begin serial communication with a baud rate of 9600 Serial.begin(9600);
// initialize digital pin LED_BUILTIN as an output pinMode(LED_BUILTIN, OUTPUT); }
void loop() { // toggle the LED on and off digitalWrite(LED_BUILTIN, !digitalRead(LED_BUILTIN));
// print the current state of the LED to the serial monitor Serial.println(digitalRead(LED_BUILTIN));
// wait for half a second before repeating delay(500); } ```
With the Arduino Nano SMD setup and programmed, you can now test the LED, observing its behavior as it blinks and printing its current state to the serial monitor. Congratulations on getting started with your Arduino Nano ATmega328P SMD!

Arduino Nano ATmega328P SMD

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