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ALL ABOUT ARDUINO

WHAT IS WORK
The Arduino Uno is a microcontroller board that's open-source, easy
to use, and versatile: [1, 2, 3]
❖ Features

➢ The Arduino Uno has 14 digital input/output (I/O) pins,


➢ 6 analog I/O pins,
➢ a USB connection,
➢ and a power jack.
➢ It's powered by a USB cable or a barrel connector that accepts
voltages between 7 and 20 volts.
❖ Programming
➢ You can program the Arduino Uno with the Arduino IDE (Integrated
Development Environment) via a type B USB cable. [1]
❖ Applications
The Arduino Uno can be used for a variety of applications, including: [3]
• Basic LED blinking [3]
• Complex robotics [3]
• Internet of Things (IoT) systems [3]
❖ Ease of use
The Arduino Uno is a standard board recommended for beginners. It's
designed for simplicity, ease of use, and versatility. [3, 5]
❖ Community support
The Arduino Uno has a broad community support, making it a favored
choice among hobbyists, educators, and professionals. [3]
❖ Disadvantages
The Arduino Uno has some disadvantages, including: [6]
• Limited memory and low processing power [6]
• Single-core processor, so it can only process one task at a time [6]
• Limited connectivity options [6]

ACTUAL DEFINATION
➢ Arduino is an open source electronic gadget that
read input and generated output based on those input
➢ Arduino was Created at design institute as a simple
tool Student with with No prior Experience with
Elctronic or Programming
➢ Arduino Boards are Microcontroller ,Not Entire
computer with operating system of their own
➢ Arduino Run on C/C++ code that stored their
firmware

Feature Of Arduino
➢ Microcontroller:ATmega 328
➢ operating voltage:5v
➢ input Voltage (recommended)=7-12 v
➢ digital voltage (limit)=6-20v
➢ digital I/O =14
➢ Analog input=6
➢ Dc current per I/O pin=40MA
➢ Dc current per 3.3v pin=50 ma
➢ Flash memory =32 kb
➢ SRAM=2 kb
➢ EEPRAM=1 kb
➢ Clock Speed=16 MHZ

Difference between Microcontroller And


Microprocessor
➢ Microcontroller- It Design For the Performing
specific task ot activity
➢ Microprocessor-It is computer which
preforming multiple Task And Activity

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