Arduino pro micro 5V 16MHz - clone

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Arduino pro micro 5V 16MHz - clone



Description

The Arduino pro micro is actually the small version of the Arduino Leonardo, based on the ATmega32u4. Due to its size, the board contains 12 digital input / output pins (5 of which can be used as PWM outputs), 4 (10 bit) ADC inputs, a 16 MHz crystal and a micro USB connection. Connect the sign to the computer and you can start immediately.

These boards, like the Leonardo, differ from previous boards, because the ATmega32u4 contains built-in USB communication, so that only a single microprocessor is needed on the board. This allows the board to be connected directly and used as a mouse or keyboard, because the USB communication goes through the same chip, the Arduino will log on and log off as a USB system when it is programmed or reset.

This Arduino is a clone, which means that this sign was not built in the original factory. The only difference between original and clones is that these Arduinos are cheaper. All components and circuits are otherwise identical.

Properties

Brand information
Brand Opencircuit house brand
Model10161
Connection data
Voltage 5 V
Input voltage 7 V - 12 V
Digital I/O 12
PWM 5
Analoog I / O 4
Datasheet
Flash memory 32 KB
Stroom per I/O 40 mA
Microcontroller ATmega32U4
Clock speed 16 MHz
EEPROM 1 KB
SRAM 2,5 KB
Size info
Length34 mm
Width18 mm
Height13 mm
Weight5 g
€ 10,50€ 8,70 Excl. VAT (NL)
Expected delivery date: Tuesday 15 October. ... pieces in stock
Micro USB Cable
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Customer questions

Q The Netherlands BennieWhat headers does it come with? male or female? Answer this question
Q The Netherlands BlankaBy the way, this is not a clone of a "real" Arduino, but it is a design by Sparkfun, they also put all designs open-source, and so they are cloned.
Q The Netherlands BartDoes this sign come complete with headers? View 1 answer   |   Answer this question

Customer Reviews

The Netherlands
The marking on the pins is not really neatly printed and therefore difficult to read. However, there is nothing wrong with a schematic drawing. Furthermore, it is a nice feature, because it is so small and fits easily into all kinds of USB -HID applications.
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