Pro Mini Atmega328 8Mhz Arduino Compatible

Pro Mini Atmega328 8Mhz Arduino Compatible - The Pro Mini Atmega328 8Mhz Arduino Compatible is a microcontroller board based on the ATmega328P microcontroller. It is similar to the Arduino Pro Mini but comes with an ATmega328P microcontroller running at 8 MHz.

Because there is no USB port on the Pro Mini Atmega328 8Mhz Arduino Compatible, you must use an external programmer to upload code to the board. The board is relatively small, similar to previous Pro Mini variants, making it challenging to deal with if you are inexperienced with soldering and electronics.

Programming Of Pro Mini Atmega328 8MHZ Arduino Compatible

The Pro Mini Atmega328 8Mhz Arduino Compatible board has 14 digital input/output pins, 8 analog inputs, a 16 MHz quartz crystal, and a power jack. It does not have a USB connection, which means that it must be programmed with an external programmer.

The Pro Mini Atmega328 8Mhz Arduino Compatible can be programmed using an external programmer, such as an AVR programmer or an Arduino board with an ATmega328P microcontroller. The board can also be programmed using the Arduino IDE. Once the external programmer is connected to the board, the code can be written in the IDE, and then uploaded to the board.

Powering the Board

The Pro Mini Atmega328 8Mhz Arduino Compatible can be powered using an external power source, such as an AC-to-DC adapter or a battery. The power source can be connected to the board's power jack. The board can also be powered through the VCC pin or the RAW pin.

Applications

The Pro Mini Atmega328 8Mhz Arduino Compatible board can be used for a wide range of applications, including controlling LEDs, motors, sensors, and other electronic devices. It can also be used for data logging, creating interactive projects, and building DIY projects. Due to its small form factor and low power consumption, it is ideal for projects that require a small, portable, and low-power microcontroller.

This board is so sturdy that it could do what an Arduino Uno can, but with a smaller form factor.

This Arduino board uses the ATmega328P CPU. This board includes 14 digital I/O pins, with 6 of it having PWM controls, 6 analog I/O pins, an on-board resonator with 0.5% tolerance, a reset button. This board runs on 8mHz frequency. 

It does not have a USB compatibility, which makes programming a little tedious, as an FTDI board is needed to perform programming. It also has reverse polarity protection.

This board is programmable with the use of a USB-to-Serial converter. 

This microcontroller board comes with 2 sets of unsoldered male headers, a 12-pin, and a 6-pin. Instead of using these headers, you could solder wires directly into the board's solder pads.

This board is ideal for projects that require a small fit, like portable and wearable prototypes.