Hi, I was wondering if there is any way to create a proyect with an arduino, and then make that same proyect but without having to use it.
I mean, image I make a car and I put my arduino in it, then I will have to buy another arduino if I want to make a new proyect without dismantling the car. Is there any way to avoid this?
My professor told me that there is an arduino wich can have it's microcontroller dismounted and replaced, wich one is it?, and how can I use it to make something?.
Buy a laptop and connect it to the Arduino in the car to program the Arduino.
Run the USB port out to the passenger compartment.
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Hi, I was wondering if there is any way to create a proyect with an arduino, and then make that same proyect but without having to use it.
I mean, image I make a car and I put my arduino in it, then I will have to buy another arduino if I want to make a new proyect without dismantling the car. Is there any way to avoid this?My professor told me that there is an arduino wich can have it's microcontroller dismounted and replaced, wich one is it?, and how can I use it to make something?.
Arduinos have some variety of Atmel chip on them, which is what your prof is talking about. The Uno, for example, uses the ATMega328. You need to find an Uno that uses the DIP style of chip that can be easily removed, and not an SMD style chip which is soldered onto the board.
However, you can just buy ATMega328 DIP style chips which will be cheaper than whole dev boards.
Here's a guide I quickly found on Google. I haven't read it so can't comment on quality, but since you haven't bothered to even look, it'll get you started.
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My professor told me that there is an arduino wich can have it's microcontroller dismounted and replaced, wich one is it?
https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/ArduinoBoardUno
Note that there is a different version of the Uno that does not have a socketed chip:
https://store.arduino.cc/usa/arduino-uno-smd-rev3
It's the first one that your professor was talking about.
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how can I use it to make something?.
You will need to include a few necessary components found on the Arduino boards in your circuit. The microcontroller on it's own won't work reliably. Here's a good guide to the circuit:
you can just buy ATMega328 DIP style chips which will be cheaper than whole dev boards.
Perhaps. Cheap Chinese Arduino derivatives shipped from China can be less expensive than bare chips in some other countries. I don't quite understand how, but ...
I like "Baite." They seem to be an actual Electronics manufacturer, rather than a family entrepreneur selling all sorts of random stuff...
Interesting Nano derivative with screw terminals. (for example.)