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Introducing the MicroView

The MicroView is one of the easiest-to-use Arduino platforms available -- it's perfect for anyone looking for an education in electronics, programming, or Arduino. The integrated display really helps to visualize what the microcontroller is doing (you might say it gives you a view into the microcontroller). The MicroView is also great for experienced electronics users. It uses an ATmega328P chip -- just like the Arduino Uno -- and runs at 5V/16MHz. It breaks out a dozen I/O pins, including six analog inputs (A0-A5) and 3 PWM outputs.

4/11/2017 4:21:30 PM

Introducing the MicroView

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INVENTOR KIT FOR MICROVIEW ARD13205INVENTOR KIT FOR MICROVIEW ARDKit básicoKit MicroViewArduino IDE0 - Inmediata$64.73Ver detalles
MICROVIEW ATMEGA328P EVAL BRD12923MICROVIEW ATMEGA328P EVAL BRDMCU 8 bitsAVRMicroView3 - Inmediata$41.41Ver detalles
MICROVIEW USB PROGRAMMER12924MICROVIEW USB PROGRAMMERProgramador (en el circuito/en el sistema)Placa(s)MicroView5 - Inmediata$16.84Ver detalles

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