Arduino Pro Mini 328 3 3V Review

Works as expected, I'll sue it with a mini signal generator. You must have a USB FTDI interface board to upload your sketch

Pro mini drives the MPU 6050 accelerator/gyroscope processor with I2C, collecting 100 samples per second and storing them in an 8MB flash chip with SPI at 3.3 V. The Pro mini only draws 8mA, so this combination can be used with a fairly small battery. The Pro mini is well built and delivered quickly. Note that you will need to provide your own pins to prepare it for breadboard and you will need something like FTDI Basic to connect the USB after adding the pins.

Awesome Arduino platform in a very small form factor. Very useful when you need a co-processor for your project but don't want to waste a lot of space with regular Arduino development platform boards.

Board arrived quickly and in excellent condition. This was my first MCU purchase that required a separate FTDI connector, and specifically my first Arduino Pro Mini purchase. As an interface I bought a Sparkfun FTDI base board. Neither package had a 90 degree or straight 6-pin connector, so I cut a 6-pin section from the longer lead and soldered it to the Pro Mini (short end of lead to the board). I connected an FTDI cable to the Arduino IDE through a MacBook Pro. I was able to select the Pro…

If you need a ready-to-use embedded processor for prototyping, it's hard to beat in the small, cheap, and easy-to-use categories. categories. You can use the simple Arduino development environment to get something up and running in minutes. Of course you can design something smaller (QFN package etc) but it will be a custom design and will cost more if the quantity is small. 3.3V and 5V versions are available (note the 8MHz vs 16MHz clock speed difference) to meet your performance and I/O level

I don't know mukb but I ordered after I got a call from my nephew from abroad that they broke one of their leg. It works great