I am new in ARDUINO developmet. I want to do some research on it and want to do some development on it. I didn't have a actual board device.
Can it is possible to test project on virtual device board.
Thanks in Advance
Vishnu garg
It depends what is your definition of "board" . Virtual or real. ( Some people call "solders board " a board).
Do you have an actual processor AKA Uno or others?
You can test your program syntax without having the hardware - "does it compile?" type of test.
But to test the logic you have to have the processor running AKA need the hardware than.
Of course you can emulate your inputs / processing results using software only, but you still need running application.
You can buy a Nano clone on eBay for $2.50, with free shipping. At that cost, I'd invest the sum and work with the real thing.
An Arduino Uno is the best to start.
On the other hand, it is always possible to install Labcenter Proteus and to build a simple minimal circuit which would include an ATMEGA328P and an LED. You could compile the blink program and use the resulting hex file from Proteus.
If you already have some experience with Proteus (a simulation program), would definitely help.
If not, just order an Arduino Uno and some female to female wires and a quality breadboard.
Good luck and have fun ....
If not, just order an Arduino Uno and some female to female wires and a quality breadboard.
Unless the women that you know are very strange, some male (pin to pin) wires would be better.