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Atmega328P-PU 8-bit IC Microcontroller (DIP)
$2.7500
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ELC-01-001
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Description
The Atmel ATmega328P Microcontroller is an 8-bit megaAVR device based on the AVR enhanced RISC architecture. Featured is picoPower technology that offers ultra-low power consumption and low-power sleep modes, ideal for battery powered applications.
Features
20 MHz Max. Operating Frequency
Up to 20 MIPS at 20 MHz
32 KB Flash
1024 B EEPROM
2 KB SRAM
131 Instructions – Most single clock cycle execution
32 General Purpose Registers
23 GPIO
Power-on Reset and Programmable Brown-out Detection
Internal Calibrated Oscillator
External and Internal Interrupt Sources
Six Power-Saving Sleep Modes
Internal and External Interrupts
Fully Static Operation
Customer Reviews
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differenceThe ATMega328 is a microcontroller chip, the theoretical reference design. ATMega328-PU is the microcontroller in a DIP package. ATMega328 SMD is the other, surface mount version of the 328, with 2 extra analogs. ATMega328P is the ATMega reference design with the picoPower low voltage running capability, available in PU and SMD versions ATMega328P-PU is the most common ATMega found on Arduino UNOs and other boards. This is possibly the easiest one to work with when making your own Arduino. ATMega328P SMD is the chip found on Lilypad and Nano boards and boasts two extra analogs. -
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good and practical microcontrollerThis IC is the same microcontroller that is used on the Arduino Uno and it does all the things that the Arduino board does on its own at a much lower price. If you don't have a programmer to program it and install the bootloader with another Arduino board, this can be easily done. You just need a breadboard and a few pieces of IC wires. It works at 8MHz by itself, but with the help of a 16MHz crystal and two pf22 ceramic capacitors, it can reach 16MHz. -------- Answer: Hi. Thank you for sharing your experience.
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