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Arduino NANO Every, review, launch, tests, how to, and.... problems

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  • #31 18158998
    Euzebiusz23091998
    Level 15  
    TechEkspert wrote:
    Pin descriptions are available on the underside of the board, which may not be convenient e.g. on a contact plate.


    The board is thin enough that it was enough to solder the goldpin from the other side and there would be no problem ;) - such a PROtip for those in need. Fact, then we cover "RESET" but I have never used it too much anyway. In addition, you can always attach your microswitch to the pin.
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the Arduino NANO Every, which features the ATMega4809 microcontroller, offering improvements over the previous ATmega328 version, such as increased flash memory (48KB), RAM (6KB), and a built-in clock signal generator. Users express mixed feelings about its performance and compatibility, with some noting issues with the Arduino IDE and the lack of a quartz resonator. Alternatives like the NANO 33 BLE and Teensy 4.0 are suggested, highlighting their superior capabilities and support for popular libraries. The conversation also touches on the integration of ARM technology in Arduino boards and the challenges of adapting to new peripherals. Users discuss the cost-effectiveness of ARM chips compared to AVRs, emphasizing the need for better integration and support in the Arduino environment.
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