ARDUINO NANO EVERY WITH HEADERS MOUNTED

The Arduino Nano Every is a compact, 5V compatible microcontroller board measuring only 45x18mm. It is ideal for projects that require a small form factor and cost-effective solutions, such as wearables, low-cost robotics, electronic musical instruments, and other applications that need control over smaller components within larger systems. Building upon the legacy of the traditional Arduino Nano, the Nano Every is powered by the more powerful ATMega4809 processor, offering 50% more program memory and 200% more RAM compared to the Arduino Uno, enabling larger programs and more variables. Improved Arduino Nano: The Nano Every is available in two options: with or without headers, allowing users to directly embed the board into various applications, including wearable projects. The board features tessellated connectors, and its component-free B-side allows for direct soldering onto custom designs, making it perfect for minimizing the overall height of a prototype. Thanks to an updated manufacturing process, the Nano Every is more affordable than its predecessor, the original Nano.

• Microcontroller: ATMega4809
• Operating Voltage: 5V
• VIN (min-max): 7-21V
• DC Current per I/O Pin: 20 mA
• DC Current for 3.3V Pin: 50 mA
• Clock Speed: 20MHz
• CPU Flash Memory: 48KB
• SRAM: 6KB
• EEPROM: 256 bytes
• PWM Pins: 5 (D3, D5, D6, D9, D10)
• UART: 1
• SPI: 1
• I2C: 1
• Analog Input Pins: 8 (ADC 10-bit)
• Analog Output Pins: Through PWM (no DAC)
• External Interrupts: All digital pins
• LED_BUILTIN: 13
• USB Controller: ATSAMD11D14A
• Dimensions: 45mm x 18mm
• Weight: 5g (with headers)

The Arduino Nano Every, with its compact size and powerful capabilities, opens up a wide range of possibilities for hobbyists, educators, and professionals alike. Here are a few intriguing project examples that showcase the versatility of this device:

• NeoPixel Driver Without Bit-Banging: Leveraging the Custom Configurable Logic (CCL) block of the Nano Every, this project demonstrates creating a NeoPixel driver, which is an excellent starting point for learning about the board’s capabilities and for projects involving LED lighting control.
• Turntable for 7″ Records: For vintage record collectors and DIY electronics enthusiasts, this project involves using a Nano Every and a custom PCB to build a turntable capable of playing 7″ records. It’s a perfect blend of nostalgia and modern technology.
• Smart Electricity Meter: This advanced project involves using the Nano Every to measure and store readings from two electricity meters simultaneously. It’s a great example of the board’s application in home automation and monitoring systems.
• Portable Devices and Wearables: Thanks to its small size and lightweight design, the Nano Every is an ideal choice for integrating into portable devices, remote-controlled gadgets, remote IoT sensors, and wearables. Its capacity for reducing the overall weight and size of the project makes it perfect for innovative, on-the-go applications.
• Custom Cool LED Light Shows: Utilizing the Arduino Nano (and applicable to the Nano Every due to their similar form factors and capabilities), you can create personalized LED light displays. This project is great for those looking to add a visually appealing element to their projects.