Arduino Pro Mini 5V/16MHz Compatible Board — ATmega328P
Arduino Pro Mini 5V/16MHz Compatible Board ATmega328P
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Arduino Pro Mini 5V/16MHz Compatible Board — ATmega328P
The Arduino Pro Mini 5V/16MHz is the smallest and most minimal Arduino-compatible board — built around the ATmega328P with no USB chip, keeping the footprint tiny and cost low. Program via an external USB-to-serial adapter (FTDI or CH340). With 14 digital I/O pins and 8 analog inputs, it is ideal for space-constrained embedded projects, wearables, and permanent installations where a USB port is not needed.
Key Specifications
- MCU: ATmega328P | Clock: 16MHz | Voltage: 5V
- Flash: 32KB | SRAM: 2KB | EEPROM: 1KB
- Digital I/O: 14 pins | PWM: 6 channels | Analog in: 8 channels
- Interfaces: UART / SPI / I2C | Programming: FTDI / CH340 USB-serial adapter
- IDE: Arduino IDE compatible | Compliance: RoHS compliant
Why Choose This?
- ✅ Smallest Arduino form factor — ideal for wearables and space-constrained installations
- ✅ No USB chip — lower cost and smaller size for permanent embedded deployments
- ✅ 8 analog inputs — 2 more than Arduino Uno for multi-sensor projects
- ✅ Arduino IDE compatible — use all existing Arduino Uno libraries and sketches
Typical Applications
- Permanent embedded sensor nodes
- Wearable electronics and compact IoT devices
- RC model and drone embedded controllers
- Low-cost production Arduino projects

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