Loading program from the personal computer is just one click away as some boards incorporate USB (universal serial bus) through which you can test and upload program directly from computers. Not only can you program these boards, but you can also interface them with other shields and breadboard through digital I/O pins. These boards come in different sizes, memory space that you can incorporate in your electrical project.
These boards are so easy to operate that even a common man with little knowledge about the boards can use them. Open-source means you can use, edit, or customize the board and software based on your requirements.Īrduino boards are introduced in 2005 in Italy with the aim to provide a single platform where non-tech persons can get a hold of these boards and develop electronic devices that can interact with the environment using actuators and sensors. Moreover, it also supports serial communication UART with pins Rx and Tx.Īrduino is an open-source platform provided by that offers both hardware and software customization. It comes with 4 analog pins, 12 digital I/O pins, and 5 PWM pins.
It operates at a frequency of 16MHz and 5V.
In this post today, I’ll walk you through the Introduction to Arduino Pro Micro.Īrduino Pro Micro is an Arduino compatible microcontroller board that is based on ATmega32u4.
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