#Arduino uno pinout compared to mega plus#

The Arduino Uno does not provide breadboard compatibility, but allows users to mount expansion shields, or boards that fit onto the Uno's GPIOs and add functionalities.

Often, some developers even build perf-board or PCB based prototypes on which they simply mount the Arduino Nano as an MCU unit. Not only does that make it very handy, but is also makes the project easy to manage with fewer moving parts.

#Arduino uno pinout compared to mega plus#

C’est la plus simple et la plus économique carte à microcontrôleur d’Arduino. Red are differences, where the functionality has moved on Mega2560 compared to UNO. Green have the same function and position as the Arduino UNO R3. La carte Arduino Uno R3 est basée sur un ATMega328 cadencé à 16 MHz. Inspired by Nicks UNO pinout I did a similar one for the Arduino Mega2560 R3.

This is an important factor that Arduino Nano users are influenced by.Īdding to the factor of compactness, the Arduino Nano provides the capability of being mounted on a breadboard and allows you to create peripheral circuits around it. Vue d’ensemble microcontrôleur Arduino Uno pinout. The size is a great differentiator, and allows users to run Arduino Uno sketches on the Arduino Nano when the size of the setup needs to be made more compact. Let's go through them one at a timeĪrduino Uno (left) v/s Arduino Nano (right)Īrduino Nano is much smaller than the Arduino Uno, and yet it keeps up with all specifications - including performance, memory and functionalities. There are a few distinct differences between these two Arduino Boards.