Arduino Nano V3.0 (Without Cable)

Arduino Nano V3.0

Based on an ATmega 328P SMD package microcontroller, the Arduino Nano is a tiny, breadboard-friendly development board that has the same connectivity and specifications as the Arduino Uno in a more compact design. This board lacks a DC Power Jack, so the only ways to get power are through the Mini B USB port or by using Pin 30 (Vin), which has an unregulated 6–20V external power supply. Owing to its compact size, it is highly favored in robotics, automation, instrumentation, and control systems, as well as IoT-based projects that require small and user-friendly systems.

Versatile Applications with Arduino Nano V3.0

1. Electronics Prototyping:
Explore the world of electronics prototyping with Arduino Nano V3.0. Its compact size and extensive functionalities make it ideal for creating and testing various electronic circuits and projects.

2. Educational Projects:
Arduino Nano V3.0 serves as an excellent tool for educational projects. It introduces students to the fundamentals of programming and electronics in a user-friendly and accessible manner.

3. Wearable Technology:
Power your innovative wearable technology projects with the Arduino Nano V3.0. Its small form factor makes it suitable for embedding in wearable devices, enabling creativity in designing smart and portable gadgets.

4. Home Automation:
Transform your home into a smart environment by utilizing Arduino Nano V3.0 for home automation projects. Control lights, temperature, and other appliances through custom-designed circuits and programs.

5. Robotics Development:
Arduino Nano V3.0 is a go-to choice for robotics enthusiasts. Its compatibility with various sensors and actuators allows for the seamless development of robots, making it an essential component in robotics projects.

6. Internet of Things (IoT) Projects:
Connect devices to the internet and create IoT applications using Arduino Nano V3.0. Its versatility makes it suitable for developing smart and connected devices that can communicate and interact with each other.

Specifications :

• It has 22 I/O pins in total in which 14 are Digital (6 are PWM output) and 8 are Analog pins.
• Operating Voltage (Logic Level): 5V.
• Supports Serial, I2C, SPI Communication Protocols.
• Flash memory: 32KB in which 2KB is used by Bootloader
• Clock speed: 16MHz
• DC Current per I/O Pin: 40 mA
• SRAM : 2KB, EEPROM: 1KB
• DC Current per I/O pin: 40mA

Product Description

You must have the Mini USB Programming Cable and the Arduino IDE installed on your computer in order to connect and program this development board. You only need to install the IDE and then navigate to TOOLS> BOARDS> Arduino Nano to begin uploading programs using a mini USB B cable. Its programming is identical to that of the Arduino UNO.