🚀 Micro size, mega potential—build the future on your desk!
The Arduino Micro with Headers is a compact microcontroller board powered by the ATmega32U4 running at 16 MHz. Featuring 20 digital I/O pins (including PWM and analog inputs), native USB communication, and easy breadboard compatibility, it offers a plug-and-play experience with automatic power source selection via micro USB or external supply. Ideal for rapid prototyping and embedded projects.
RAM | 2 KB |
Memory Speed | 16 MHz |
Wireless Type | Bluetooth |
Brand | Arduino |
Item model number | ARD-A000059 |
Item Weight | 0.317 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 3.94 x 1.97 x 3.15 inches |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 3.94 x 1.97 x 3.15 inches |
Color | Green |
Computer Memory Type | SRAM |
Manufacturer | Arduino |
ASIN | B00AFY2S56 |
Country of Origin | Italy |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | March 29, 2009 |
J**E
So powerful in such a small size
I love anything and everything Arduino, I love the micro because it is a small 17 pin long board that fits on all of my breadboards. It is really helpful that it has the regular arduino voltage regulator on it so that I can use all my normal power supply. I was amazed when I locked at the pin layout because so many of the pins have multiple purposes. Some of the I/O pins also work as analog pins and PWM pins. It has a total of 6 Analog in pins (That is the same as the uno!). I love that it uses the same programming environment and I can upload all my codes to it. The one odd thing is that it doesn't come with a cable to write to it, which wasn't a problem for me because it is a pretty standard port, just make sure it is a data cable (not just a charging cable). Overall, I love it. It works perfectly and fits the small form factor that I need sometimes.
S**A
Great programmer board
It was secured in a neat package and the products work well for anything you want to use for a project or anything that deals with coding.
J**N
good
good. I always like these arduino boards.
P**L
This is a gem!
General: This little nugget of a development board is awesome! I cut my teeth on the Arduino UNO. Now, I am ready to build a useful project that will perform some keyboard emulation. This board with headers attached fits nicely into the breadboard. After I get the circuit working just right, I will solder it to a prototyping board.Usage: I already had the Arduino development software loaded on my Windows XP laptop. When I connected the Micro for the first time, the computer automatically recognized the Micro and installed drivers. When I loaded my first sketch (program) the Micro communicated to the computer that the Arduino bootloader would be needed, and it installed automatically!
M**Y
Authentic Arduino at a reasonable price
This is the real deal, if you are looking for an authentic Arduino in a very small package this is the board you want. As stated in other reviews this board very identical to the Leonardo board except it is much smaller. The device works to emulate keyboard/mouse input which is what I needed it for and the quality of the board and solder joints is as good as you can get. This seller is also selling these at a much more reasonable price compared to others I have seen, beware of others that have a similar price but then charge almost the same amount for shipping which almost doubles the cost of the board. The free shipping this seller offers (without the need for a minimum purchase) makes this the best deal I could find. I only wish I could find one for a reasonable price that doesn't include the headers.
A**R
works great software not the most user friendly
bought this and a Leonardo downloaded the software updated the drivers manually cause windows tries to load a generic USB driver on them and couldn't get either to work for a few days. I went to the forums seems to be a common issue with some boards I found out it was my cpu cooler software causing the issue but seems like it is hit or miss but now that I have it working they do what I want them to and more very nice quality.
A**N
Sometimes you just have to take a sanity test and use the real board.
This is what Arduino boards are best at. It's well built, well documented and well packaged. Sometimes you just need to confirm if your clone board or your code is at fault. 100% should use these more often, but i won't but it will always be me go to board to sanity check myself.
C**I
Doesn't have a ton of memory.
Great little controller, plenty of analog inputs.Runs short on memory quick though - most of these controllers don't even list memory - the ones that have a lot of memory are all sold out or going for double their worth.
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