I read a project about tmp36 using Arduino Uno. Can i replace it with a Arduino nano.
Yes
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Make sure you get a project that has analogReference(INTERNAL); in setup().
The examples without that are not accurate/stable enough.
Leo..
Not only can you, but you really should unless it involves a ready-made "shield" that mounts on the UNO.
While the "flagship" of the Arduino project, the UNO is in most cases, rather impractical with its rows of pin sockets, one of which is staggered from the others.
Individual jumpers inserted into the sockets are not very stable. A Nano with header pins soldered can be used in a "solderless breadboard" for prototyping, but soldered to stripboard, or protoboard, or a custom PCB in the final version.
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