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Arduino Nano Every ABX00028 ATmega4809 - Compact | Philippines SOLDERED

Arduino Nano Every – Compact ATmega4809 Development Board from Circuitrocks is ideal for DIY electronics builds.

Great for Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, and robotics or school projects here in the Philippines.

Arduino® Nano Every upgrades the beloved Nano format with a faster ATmega4809 @ 20 MHz, more memory, and the same breadboard-friendly 5 V design. It’s a compact workhorse for classrooms, wearables, sensor hubs, and robotics projects in the Philippines—drop it on a breadboard and start building.

Small Board, Big Upgrade — Nano Every (20 MHz, 5 V)

  • More headroom than classic Nano/UNO: 48 KB flash and 6 KB SRAM for larger sketches and buffers.
  • 5 V logic & familiar pinout: Minimal porting—works with common sensors, displays and modules.
  • Micro-USB & tiny footprint: Clean cabling, 45 × 18 mm board fits tight builds and enclosures.
  • Beginner-friendly: Arduino IDE support, examples, and massive community resources.

What you can build

  • Wearables & handheld UIs: 0.96″–1.3″ OLED + encoder/buttons + buzzer
  • IoT sensor nodes: environment (BME280/DHT22), distance (HC-SR04/ToF), light/air-quality
  • Robotics: 2WD/4WD micro-bots with TB6612FNG/L9110, IMU, line sensors
  • Data loggers: microSD + RTC in a tiny project box

Starter bundles (quick picks)

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Technical specifications

Microcontroller ATmega4809 (8-bit AVR) @ 20 MHz
Operating voltage 5 V logic
VIN (input range) 7–21 V via VIN
Flash / SRAM / EEPROM 48 KB / 6 KB / 256 B
Digital I/O 14 (D0–D13), PWM: 5 (D3, D5, D6, D9, D10)
Analog inputs 8 (A0–A7) — note: A6/A7 are analog-only
Interfaces UART ×1, I²C ×1, SPI ×1
USB Micro-USB (USB bridge: ATSAMD11)
On-board LED_BUILTIN (D13), reset, ICSP
Size / weight 45 × 18 mm / ~5 g (with headers)

Pinout & power notes

  • A6/A7: analog-only (no digital I/O on these pins).
  • SPI via ICSP: use the 6-pin ICSP header for reliable SPI across boards/shields.
  • 5 V logic: If a module is 3.3 V-only, add a logic level converter.
  • Power: Power from Micro-USB or VIN; keep cables short to avoid voltage drop.

What’s in the box

  • Arduino Nano Every board (with or without headers—see variants/photos)

Compatibility & notes

  • Same footprint as classic Nano: fits standard breadboards and carrier boards.
  • Library support: Works in the Arduino IDE; most Nano/UNO-era libraries compile with little or no changes.
  • Compared to UNO R3: more flash/SRAM and 20 MHz clock in a smaller board; still 5 V logic for easy module compatibility.

FAQs – Arduino Nano Every (Philippines)

Is Nano Every beginner-friendly?
Yes—breadboard-ready and fully supported in the Arduino IDE, with examples and community tutorials.
Which cable do I need?
Use a USB Micro-B data cable (not charge-only) for programming and power.
What voltage does it use?
5 V logic. Power via Micro-USB or VIN (7–21 V). For 3.3 V-only modules, add a level shifter.
Do you ship nationwide and handle school/corporate orders?
Yes. We ship nationwide across the Philippines and can prepare classroom bundles and bulk quotations on request.

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