Building an Arduino Pro / Arduino UNO (with TechDuino) - Incredible DIY
I wanted to build a 3.3V microcontroller development system for a long time. This is because most newer sensors and other devices are working on LVTTL voltage levels. Now,5V systems are becoming obsolete and even 1.8V systems can be seen. Arduino is an open source microcontroller development system which uses Atmel ATMEGA series microcontrollers. As I found out they can operate at 3.3V at 8Mhz. As AVRs(let’s call them as AVR) are running 1MIPS per 1Mhz,you can get 8MIPS even at 3.3V. Quite impressive isn’t it ?There is a board called Arduino Pro which is designed to run at 3.3V specially. But the majority uses Arduino UNO which seems to be the most popular Arduino board in present day. When I look for DI
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Building an Arduino Pro / Arduino UNO (with TechDuino) - Incredible DIY
I wanted to build a 3.3V microcontroller development system for a long time. This is because most newer sensors and other devices are working on LVTTL voltage levels. Now,5V systems are becoming obsolete and even 1.8V systems can be seen. Arduino is an open source microcontroller development system which uses Atmel ATMEGA series microcontrollers. As I found out they can operate at 3.3V at 8Mhz. As AVRs(let’s call them as AVR) are running 1MIPS per 1Mhz,you can get 8MIPS even at 3.3V. Quite impressive isn’t it ?There is a board called Arduino Pro which is designed to run at 3.3V specially. But the majority uses Arduino UNO which seems to be the most popular Arduino board in present day. When I look for DI
https://prabathbr.github.io/incrediblediy/building-arduino-pro-arduino-uno-with/