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Specifications

The following table contains the datasheet of the Arduino Nano R3 microcontroller board:

BoardArduino NANO 3
MicrocontrollerATmega328p
ProcessorAVR 8-bit
Operating Voltage5V
Minimum Operating Voltage2.7V
Maximum Operating Voltage6V
Arduino IDE BoardArduino Nano


Power Supply via VIN,VCC7V...12V
Digital I/O Pins (with PWM)14 (6)
Analog Input Pins8
Resolution ADC10 bit (0...1023)
Analog Output Pins0
SPI/I2C/I2S/UART1/1/0/1
Max DC Current per I/O Pin40 mA
Max DC Current per 3V Pin50 mA


Flash Memory32 KB
SRAM2 KB
EEPROM1024 bytes
Clock Speed16 MHz


Length x Width45mm x 18mm
Fits on standard breadboardyes


WIFIno
Bluetoothno
Touch sensorno
CANno
Ethernet MAC Interfaceno
Temperature Sensorno
Hall effect sensorno


Power jackno
USB connectionyes
Battery Connectionno


ProgrammableArduino IDE


5V Voltage RegulatorLM1117IMPX-5.0
Output Voltage5V
Maximum Input Voltage20V
Minimum Input Voltage7V
Maximum Output Current800mA
Maximum Voltage Dropout1.2V @ 800mA
Typical Quiescent Current5mA


3.3V Voltage RegulatorFT232R USB UART
Output Voltage3.3V
Maximum Input Voltage5.25V
Minimum Input Voltage4.35V
Maximum Output Current100mA
Typical Quiescent Current2.5mA


Power Consumption @ 9V
Reference Empty Script [mA]22.5
Reduce Clock Speed [mA]18.5
Low Power Mode [mA]4.83


Power Consumption @ 3.3V
Reduce Clock Speed [mA]3.41
Low Power Mode [mA]3.42


The Nano has one 3.3V and two 5V power pins of which one is the VIN pin. With the VIN pin you can supply the Arduino Nano with a voltage between 7V-12V to run the microcontroller on battery for example. All three power pins provide a maximum currency of 50 mA. You can close the circuit with two ground pins.


Power Suppply

Pinout


References

ReferenceURL
Arduino Nano Tutorial [Pinout]https://diyi0t.com/arduino-nano-tutorial/


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