Arduino UNO R3 (SMD) Development Board with USB Cable – Perfect for Robotics & Automation Projects

Description:
The Arduino UNO R3 (SMD) is a compact and powerful microcontroller development board based on the ATmega328P SMD chip. Ideal for robotics, IoT, and automation projects, it offers seamless compatibility with the Arduino ecosystem and supports USB programming via the included USB cable. This board is a versatile and reliable tool for beginners and experts alike in the field of electronics and programming.

Specifications:

Key Features:

• Surface Mount Design (SMD): Ensures durability and compact form.
• USB Programming Support: Plug and play with the included USB cable.
• Rich I/O Options: Multiple digital and analog pins for versatile interfacing.
• PWM Support: Enables motor control, LED dimming, and more.
• Onboard Voltage Regulator: Allows safe operation with external power supplies.
• Reset Button: For easy reprogramming during prototyping.
• Compatible with Shields: Fully supports Arduino shields for extended functionality.

Applications:

• Robotics: Control motors, sensors, and actuators for autonomous robots.
• IoT Projects: Integrate with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth modules for smart devices.
• Automation: Automate home appliances and industrial processes.
• DIY Electronics: Ideal for creating interactive and programmable devices.
• Educational Purposes: A great tool for learning programming and electronics.

Usage Tips:

1. Setup: Install the Arduino IDE and connect the board to your computer using the USB cable.
2. Programming: Write your code in the Arduino IDE and upload it to the board.
3. Power Options: Power the board using USB, or connect an external power source (7V–12V) to the DC jack.
4. Expand Functionality: Use shields like motor drivers, LCD displays, and communication modules.
5. Debugging: Use the built-in LED on pin 13 for testing basic functionality.

The Arduino UNO R3 (SMD) is a perfect choice for enthusiasts and professionals looking to build creative and innovative projects in robotics, IoT, and automation.