Atmega-328 Is Basically An Advanced Virtual Risc (Avr) Micro-Controller. It Supports The Data Up
Atmega-328 Is Basically An Advanced Virtual Risc (Avr) Micro-Controller. It Supports The Data Up
Atmega-328 Is Basically An Advanced Virtual Risc (Avr) Micro-Controller. It Supports The Data Up
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It operates ranging from 3.3V to 5.5V but normally we use 5V as a standard.
Its excellent features include the cost efficiency, low power dissipation, programming lock for
security purposes, real timer counter with separate oscillator.
It’s normally used in Embedded Systems applications. You should have a look at these Real Life
Examples of Embedded Systems, we can design all of them using this Microcontroller.
The following table shows the complete features of ATmega328:
ATATmega328 Features
No. of Pins 28
ADC 10-Bit
PWM Pins 6
Comparator 1
8-pin PDIP
32-lead TQFP
32-pad QFN/MLF
Oscillator up to 20 MHz
I/O Pins 23
Manufacturer Microchip
SPI Yes
I2C Yes
Reset Yes
Nothing connected other than power input, HDMI port and LED disabled (see here)
Max current during boot up to command prompt (GUI not loaded): 185mA
The RPi zero runs at 3.3V, there is an on board voltage regulator which creates this voltage from the 5V power input.
Whilst the Raspberry Pi is generally specified as operating from 4.75V to 5.25V (the USB