I am starting a snake game build but I would like to ask before I begin wiring it, will it work on an arduino nano. Or should I go bigger with an uno. I am using prototype PCB circuit boards and need to make sure that a nano will do it.
This project is just for fun as I am a disabled car mechanic and wanted to create my first PCB hand wired project. I am hoping that a nano can do it as I have a new one and if needs be I can use and uno or a mega. But obviously the smaller the better. Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions.
Only the board of a UNO is bigger than that of a nano. What you can do with a UNO, you can also do with a nano. The nano even has 2 more analogue pins than the UNO.
Both use the same microcontroller.
reason I ask it is because with controlling servo's I ran into the trouble that the nano can only power and run one. On an uno I could do 3 and maybe more.
I see, I guess powering them from a power supply and then just controlling them with the nano would of worked. So for this current project would you recommend powering the screen from my power supply directly, I can choose between 5v or 3.3v I still have to look over the white paper on the nokia 5110 again to see how it wires up. I just looked it up its 3.3v so I could get that straight from the power supply I am guessing