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Make your own Arduino on a breadboard

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** CORRECTION - the Capacitors are 22pF, not 22nf! Oops **
Do you want to know how to make your own Arduino on a breadboard, so that you can simplify designs and reduce cost? Then watch this video.
In this video I'll show you the parts you need, how to wire it up and how to load code using a surrogate Arduino as the ISP programmer.
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@Drxxx 2 года назад

Cool video, i like it!

@monolofiminimal 2 года назад

I also found another alternative called the 328BootloadHat - it's a "hat/shield to ease the process of burning an Arduino bootloader to an ATMega328 IC". I guess the PCB can be bought or you could follow the design. It is open source.

@adambeedle 2 года назад

Awesome video!

@kevinmcaleer28 2 года назад

Thanks Adam!

@DIYRobotGirl Год назад

Hi atlanta just wondering if we could do this with arduino shield with more pins or even 7.4 volts battery or 12 volt battery as in the lithium ion batteries used on rc hobbies

@monolofiminimal 2 года назад

Am I stupid for thinking this was how it was supposed to be done? What I mean is, before I started with arduino's/pi's/microcontrollers, I had always thought we were meant to prototype it on the select board, and then for finalizing we write it to a chip with the components on a circuitboard. That's how I actually thought it was done before I got into this stuff lol. Good to know it can actually be done this way, so I guess it wasn't stupid after all :) Thanks alot Kevin, now I gotta do this as it might end up being a nice cheap(er) alternative for smaller, less complicated, more permanent projects and frees my one and only board to do other stuff. PS - I suppose this method can be similarly used to program other boards and also burning bootloaders to corrupt boards with the 1st working board using the ArduinoISP sketch