Arduino Nano – The Circuit Supported Development Board (Cableless)

Arduino Nano

Arduino Nano – soldered (without cable) is a simple and capable input/output board, small in size and mighty in its usefulness. The perfect gift for any maker, student or hacker, engineers, scientists, artists etc. who wants to explore technology and develop polymathic skills! Compatible with the Arduino Uno, the Arduino Nano is small, complete and completely ready for use.
The IT IS EQUIPPED WITH ATMEGA328P, THE SAME ELECTRONIC BRAIN THAT POWERS THE ARDUINO UNO BUT IN A SMALLER BODY.

Features and Specifications:

Microcontroller: ATmega328P

Operating Voltage: 5V

Input Voltage: 7-12V

Digital I/O Pins: 14 (of which 6 provide PWM output)

Analog Input Pins: 8

DC Current per I/O Pin: 40 mA

Flash Memory: 32 KB (ATmega328) of which 2 KB used by bootloader

SRAM: 2 KB (ATmega328)

EEPROM: 1 KB (ATmega328)

Clock Speed: 16 MHz

Dimensions: 18 x 45 mm

Soldered on, the Arduino Nano is also a strong and durable board that does not need to be equipped with additional lands that are difficult to control on that type of microcontroller. The fact that it’s provided without any cable makes the Arduino Nano the ideal choice for field applications that can go from the simplest LED projects to more advanced robotics.

Arduino IDE Compatibility:

The Arduino Nano is completely compatible with the Arduino IDE, so you can easily programme and upload your sketches. The very easy to use user interface with the library support makes it possible for anyone with little to no knowledge in programming to get their projects up and running.

Arduino Nano Pin Diagram:

It is essential to Understand Arduino Nano pin diagram to enable the project work . Its a unique card having 14 digital pins 8 cfg analog and other power and ringtone pins .Pictoric displayed.

Arduino Nano Pin Configuration:

The Arduino Nano pin configuration includes the following:

Digital Pins: Used for general I/O operations, PWM outputs, and more.

Analog Pins: Allow for analog-to-digital conversion, essential for reading sensor data.

Power Pins: Provide 5V and 3.3V outputs for powering external components.

Ground Pins: Necessary for completing electrical circuits.

Its fine pin configuration – and multiple inputs and outputs – mean that it would be good for projects that require accurate control or multiple inputs. The Arduino Nano.

Why Choose the Arduino Nano?

Compact Size: Ideal for projects where space is limited.

Soldered Pins: Enhances durability and ensures stable connections.

Wide Compatibility: Works seamlessly with the Arduino IDE and a multitude of libraries.

Versatility: Suitable for a broad range of applications, from beginner projects to advanced designs.

Whether you are just a hobbyist getting started in the electronics world or a design engineer working on a large project, Arduino Nano – Soldered (Without Cable) is a microcontroller board that will definitely get work done better than any other. It is compact, strong, and is well-supported.

Additional Resources:

• Arduino Nano Datasheet
• Getting Started with Arduino Nano
• Arduino IDE Download
• Driver Download