Arduino vs Microcontroller !... Which is better....

In this video Arduino vs Microcontroller points are been discussed which to prefer for projects or in industry.
Where arduino is better to use than microcontroller.
and how microcontroller creates efficiency in industries.

[@ordinarymuslim]

to be very precise its not the cost, its about reliability arduino is not as reliable as PIC but the real issue is if once embedded with one PCB you can only use that PCB for that very purpose that you have designed it for on the other hand we use rasp-berry pie because of its general purpose nature as well as being reliable but here we have a draw back of size that does matter alot if you are going to design some product so don't choose between arduino and PIC rather choose between PIC and rasp berry pie.

[@rwatson2609]

I personally prefer microcontrollers because of familiarity but really, it depends on what you are trying to accomplish. If you are planning a project for your own enjoyment and you are not hoping to mass produce it one day, then Arduino is your best choice because of ease and quickness to completion. That being said, it really is worth a lot to build a project quickly with Arduino, but that's where the benefits stop. Microcontrollers are much cheaper and much more compact and they use much less power to the point where it's possible to build a battery powered microcontroller project that will run several years on a pair of AA batteries and take up a piece of pc board real-estate as small as a tenth the size of a postage stamp and cost under half a dollar (US$) but the programming of the first device can be daunting.

[@SaidCortes]

try to add subtittle or some link information, that can help to understand the diferences.

[@amardarwatkar8338]

Thanks for talking to important information

[@davidferguson8478]

You don't have to use the arduino for production runs you can use the microcontroller separately because you can buy a programmer for the the atmel chips

[@amardarwatkar8338]

So can I not used for production ( Arduino)

[@ajmerajainam2506]

Can we use the chip on arduino for production

[@amitkhulbe]

Nice and crisp

[@chalitha22]

Great video, Keep creating!

[@MyEssentials0]

Which will be fine as per the easy programming, PIC or AVR? Because arduino uses AVR chips. And AVR programming is pritty easy with arduino IDE and most of AVR supports arduino C. Which is easy to program rather than embbeded C . So which microcontroller should prefer for projects.

[@zubairkhan-ux1dy]

hi sir thanks a lot i am searching that type of video
sir my question is that in arduino we write a program in c language and we used specific syntax like when we want to give an output we simply write HIGH, OR LOW
my question is that when we use atmal micro-controller like atmaga16 or an other what type of syntax is used and in which software we do its programming
send or we seek all type of micro-controllers like pic and atmal or we need to seek only one type

[@vamshikrishnag0]

same question here

[@OfficialSmartTechnical]

we can use Keil software for microcontrollee

[@kirankumaracharya5704]

does microcontroller reqyuires any
coding to build a circuit

[@talibulilem102]

Ofcourse

[@syedaqib2912]

1:53....😂😂😂

[@uncommon2848]

Whats funny dude? Dont you have parents at your place... jhail insan

[@mohosinkhandakar9493]

Can you post link of some arduinos of your choice in amazon or flipkart.

[@chinmaykulkarni2462]

Go for Arduino Uno by generic

[@chinmaykulkarni2462]

It cost around 350-500 rs

[@akbarsaleem1415]

Why major difference

[@jasemhashim4826]

Microcontroller is difficult and no one use microcontroller.
Arduino for the win it is easy to use.

[@sarabhian2270]

here I got a kid 😂 , listen , microcontroller is used everywhere in each device that you use from your android mobile , fridge, microwaves, tv remotes , inside your TV, literally everywhere in your home and industry appliances , on the other hand Arduino is just made for kids to do some programming and build their school and university projects, we don't prefer it to use it in industry keep that in mind , ok 😂👍

[@Fernando-me2ie]

@@sarabhian2270 I am an electrical engineer and I have an input to this. It is generally easier to use an arduino for testing and prototyping. Microcontrollers for production. I’d rather let the arduino be used for abstracting the work to get the results I want in respects to technicality arbitration,
Be really careful throwing insults like this. It’s a tool. Nothing more

[@alexparakan]

DudeJasem Arduino is for prototyping and hobby projects only. At the end of the day you need microcontrollers to run everything from industrial to household stuffs. Even Arduino it self uses an Atmega microcontroller.

[@Livefreeman]

give an example of a micro controller that I can try

[@pandaguan]

PIC16F877A

[@syedaqib2912]

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[@amitkhulbe]

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