I use Uno and Mega2560 for a project. They work great.
I would like to find a board that has more "work space" than the Mega2560 to handle larger arrays.
If such a board has 4 USARTs like the Mega2560 that would be nice but not essential (as long as it has one). If such a board has many pins like the Mega2560 that would also be nice but not essential.
I use the Arduino IDE so as long as I can select the board and compile I am happy.
I don't want Bluetooth and all the other options: just a plain board (Like a Uno or Mega2560) but larger than I am already using.
B707: Thank you. I looked up the RP2040 Pico - up to 16M Flash, RAM 288k. This sounds like a great choice based on the specs you gave. The board seems to be a Pi board. Will this work seamlessly (plug-n-play) with my Arduino set up?
B707: Setting it up for the Arduino IDE seems like a lot from what I have read. One other option may be to "enter the world" of Pi and do my programming there, then just hook it to my Uno or Mega2560 with a wire (serial communication). I am going to look into this option now. Thank you again!
My development computer is not attached to the internet. I am trying to use the board manager to bring "Mbed" in so this board (RP2040) can be used but having difficulty. Is there a way to down load what ever drivers are needed and install them manually?
