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Atmega328P Bootloader programmed chip Arduino Compatible - The ATmega328P microcontroller has 32 KB of flash memory for storing code (of which 0.5 KB is used for the bootloader), 2 KB of SRAM, and 1 KB of EEPROM (which can be read and written with the EEPROM library). It can run at clock speeds of up to 20 MHz. Below we shared more information Atmega328P Bootloader programmed chip Arduino Compatible
The Atmega328P is a microcontroller chip that is compatible with the Arduino platform. It is commonly used in Arduino boards such as the Arduino Uno.
Uses
- Control of lights and motors in DIY projects
- Data logging
- Sensing and measurement
- Communication with other devices
Bootloader
- A bootloader is a small program that runs on the microcontroller when it is first powered on or reset.
- The bootloader's function is to check for new firmware updates and, if present, to update the firmware on the chip.
- The Atmega328P chip comes pre-programmed with the Arduino bootloader, which allows for easy programming and uploading of sketches (Arduino code) using the Arduino IDE.
Arduino Compatible
The Atmega328P chip is fully compatible with the Arduino platform, which means that it can be used with the Arduino IDE and can run sketches written for the Arduino Uno or other Arduino boards.
This allows for a large community and a variety of libraries and tutorials which makes it easy to use.
Inside every standard Arduino development board is an ATmega 328P microcontroller giving away instructions to its every part. This item is perfect if you plan to create your own Arduino from scratch or you want to replace the broken microcontroller on your board. It already has a bootloader on it which is programmed using Adaboot, Adafruit's own bootloader software. It works just like a standard bootloader with the baud rate set to 57600 for fast uploading. The bootloader is compatible with any NG, Diecimila, Duemilanove, UNO, and other clones as well, and will auto-reset when used with version 009 of the IDE software, or later.
Specifications:
- 35.5mm x 9mm x 3.33mm
- 1.3in x 0.36in x 0.13in
- 2.15g / 0.07oz
Inclusions: 1 x Atmega328P MCU
Documents: Datasheet
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