Arduino Nano with USB Cable

Overview

Arduino Nano is a small, complete, and breadboard-friendly microcontroller board based on the ATmega328P. It offers nearly identical functionality to the standard Arduino Uno R3 but in a compact DIP-30 package without a DC barrel jack, making it ideal for space-constrained IoT applications, robotics, custom PCB prototyping, and portable electronics.

Features

• Powered by the high-performance ATmega328P 8-bit AVR microcontroller
• Extremely compact, breadboard-friendly DIP pin configuration
• Features Mini-USB or Type-C USB interface for programming and serial monitoring
• Integrated 5V and 3.3V linear power regulators
• Offers 8 analog input pins (2 extra analog channels compared to the Uno R3)
• 6 PWM outputs for motor speed control, dimming, and analog synthesis
• Supports standard UART, I2C (TWI), and SPI hardware communication interfaces
• Onboard status LEDs for Power, Pin 13, RX, and TX activity
• Compatible with the standard Arduino IDE and thousands of open-source libraries

Applications

• Compact robotics, wearable electronics, and small mobile rovers
• Microcontroller-based academic, polytechnic, and university projects
• Smart home automation nodes, remote sensor telemetry, and IoT monitoring
• Environmental sensing systems like temperature, gas, and water quality loggers
• Drone flight control augmentation, RC servo drivers, and motor controllers
• Solderless breadboard prototyping, custom PCB module integration, and science fair exhibits

Important Notes:

• Install the appropriate USB driver (such as CH340 or FTDI depending on the board revision) if your computer does not automatically detect the USB serial port.
• When programming with the Arduino IDE, select "ATmega328P (Old Bootloader)" under Processor options if standard uploads fail on older or clone Nano boards.
• Supply external power (7V–12V) through the VIN pin, or regulated 5V directly to the 5V pin; do not supply un-regulated power above 5V to the 5V pin.
• Do not exceed 20 mA continuous current draw per GPIO pin to prevent chip overload.
• Ensure all sensors, motor drivers, and communication modules share a common GND connection with the Nano.
• Disconnect any external serial components connected to RX (D0) and TX (D1) pins while uploading new code.

Package includes

• 1 x Arduino Nano Board (ATmega328P)
• 1 x High-Quality USB Cable
• 1 x Set of Male Header Strips (unsoldered or pre-soldered depending on batch)