It's like a shrunken version of the Arduino Leonardo as it features the same ATmega32U4 microcontroller, micro-USB port, and pinouts. It also operates at 5V and requires an external supply of 7 to ...

Instead of straining to connect wires and components to ever-shrinking ICs and MCUs, a breakout board makes it easier to interface with the device by essentially making it bigger. The Arduino ...

breadboard-friendly and adaptable to any pinout with only a few jumpers on the underside. The board brings you everything you might want from a typical MCU breakout – an onboard 3.3V regulator ...

PD Micro is the first Arduino-compatible board with USB Type-C Power Delivery, which allows your project to make use of voltages from 5-20 V. It’s perfect for projects that would require ...