Description

The TinyCircuits TinyDuino is an Arduino compatible board in an ultra-compact package. The TinyDuino processor board is roughly equivalent to the Arduino Uno board same processor, same signals brought out to a shield connector. In fact, most Arduino sketches will work as is without any changes. To program this board, you need to use the USB TinyShield Adapter Board. This version of the TinyDuino Processor Board comes without battery options – the lightest and lowest cost option in the range! Features Atmega328P processor (same as is used on the Arduino Uno) Power Switch Status LED 8MHz ceramic resonator External power supported with a 0.1 power connection holes Supports automatic switching between +5V and VBATT (if +5V is present, it will be used instead of the battery) To learn more about the TinyDuino Platform, click here Specification Arduino Compatible Expandable with Stackable TinyShield Boards No battery option version 0.1 spaced solder holes for external power source Robust Gold Finish makes soldering easy and is non-corrosive Ultra-compact size and weight (smaller than a US Quarter!) 20mm x 20mm (.787 inches x .787 inches) Max Height (without battery holder): 2.9mm (0.12 inches) Ultra-thin 0.61mm (0.024 inches) PCB Atmel ATmega328P Microcontroller 32KB Flash, 2KB RAM, 1KB EEPROM 1.2mA (typical) @ 3V, 4MHz Default Clock speed: 8MHz 2.7V 5.5V operating voltage 20 I/Os (14 Digital, 6 Analog / Digital I/O) All the signals on the Arduino Shield connectors are supported! Arduino Bootloader preprogrammed (uses approx 0.5 KBytes of Flash Memory) Downloads ATmega328p Processor Datasheet Schematic Eagle Files CAD 3D and 2D Files Notes If you are brand new to the TinyDuino, buying a kit is the best way to go since it will have all the parts needed To program this board, you need to use the USB TinyShield Adapter Board, which is sold separately This board does not include a voltage regulator do not supply more than +5.5V to VBATT or the +5V signal or you will permanently damage the board and ruin your day.

Description

The TinyCircuits TinyDuino is an Arduino compatible board in an ultra-compact package. The TinyDuino processor board is roughly equivalent to the Arduino Uno board same processor, same signals brought out to a shield connector. In fact, most Arduino sketches will work as is without any changes. To program this board, you need to use the USB TinyShield Adapter Board.

This version of the TinyDuino Processor Board comes without battery options – the lightest and lowest cost option in the range!

Features

• Atmega328P processor (same as is used on the Arduino Uno)
• Power Switch
• Status LED
• 8MHz ceramic resonator
• External power supported with a 0.1 power connection holes
• Supports automatic switching between +5V and VBATT (if +5V is present, it will be used instead of the battery)

To learn more about the TinyDuino Platform, click here

Specification

• Arduino Compatible
• Expandable with Stackable TinyShield Boards
• No battery option version
• 0.1 spaced solder holes for external power source
• Robust Gold Finish makes soldering easy and is non-corrosive
• Ultra-compact size and weight (smaller than a US Quarter!)
• 20mm x 20mm (.787 inches x .787 inches)
• Max Height (without battery holder): 2.9mm (0.12 inches)
• Ultra-thin 0.61mm (0.024 inches) PCB
• Atmel ATmega328P Microcontroller
• 32KB Flash, 2KB RAM, 1KB EEPROM
• 1.2mA (typical) @ 3V, 4MHz
• Default Clock speed: 8MHz
• 2.7V 5.5V operating voltage
• 20 I/Os (14 Digital, 6 Analog / Digital I/O) All the signals on the Arduino Shield connectors are supported!
• Arduino Bootloader preprogrammed (uses approx 0.5 KBytes of Flash Memory)

Downloads

• ATmega328p Processor Datasheet
• Schematic
• Eagle Files
• CAD 3D and 2D Files

Notes

• If you are brand new to the TinyDuino, buying a kit is the best way to go since it will have all the parts needed
• To program this board, you need to use the USB TinyShield Adapter Board, which is sold separately
• This board does not include a voltage regulator do not supply more than +5.5V to VBATT or the +5V signal or you will permanently damage the board and ruin your day.