Fast, Efficient, and Affordable: Unveiling the Arduino Nano Every
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- Опубликовано: 29 июл 2024
- In this episode of Product of the Week, we will be showing off the mighty, the strong, the all-incredible Arduino Nano Every! The Arduino Nano is a great development board, it's small, it's light, and it's very capable. However, the Nano is an old design, and there are a number of features that could be improved on, one being its price. The Arduino Nano Every is Arduino's answer to the dire need for upgrades on the Nano, making a number of fundamental changes while still keeping the board compatible with previous Nano projects.
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0:00 - Intro
0:15 - What is it?
0:40 - Why is it awesome?
1:30 - Features and specs
3:53 - Projects
5:27 - Finally... 
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Thanks, hopefully all my Arduino clones bought 8 years ago have microUSB rather than miniUSB or USB-A.
In my opinion Nano is the best format, cause it fits into breadboard whereas UNO is made for interchangable shields which I never used.
For battery powered application I used Micro Pro with intentionally damaged power LED.
However this Every has one major flaw: pin descriptions. Either I cannot see LEDs which are signaling data transfer and I have no access to reset button (which I likely never used) or I have to count pins or compare them with high resolution picture.
By the way, thanks for a great review
I'm going to buy one at some point here, but it's difficult to justify over pi pico w and ESP32.
Hi Guys, looking for a Ardiuno Nano, for a stand alone project, what are the smallest similar devices on the market ?
I wanted to replace my Nano's with a board that would allow the users to use a 2s (7.4v) to 4s(14.8v) range of LiPo batteries.
Welp, it's NOT compatible with all libraries as I found out recently. For instance, the library PINChangeInterrupt.h .
When ditching my Nano for this Every board I had a considerable rewrite to get it to compile given I used 8 external interrupts (yes I know the Every enables all digital pins to be interrupts but the syntax is Attach/Detach but the PINChange...allows for enables and disables beyond the simple Attach/Detach). It was quite the job weeding all the variations of enable/disable/attach, etc. out of my code....
I would like to see what would happen if you tied Robin's hands together. 8^)
he would like to see USB Seeeeee, how cuteeeeeeeee
2:25 twi ? 2 wire interface ? I2C ? "master and slave", no longer used, master and servant is less offensive
It is still widely used, and it is only those who find things offensive on behalf of others who find it offensive. Master and slave is very specific as it clearly defines that slave devices are never able to assert commands.
I would also like to mention that this is something that never crossed my mind, and the many people who I worked with throughout education from all backgrounds also never seem to notice anything. I suspect that it is not the engineers, but those in marketing who have reacted poorly to this definition.
@@robinmitchell6803 just educating, things evolve
@@jyvben1520 Problem is that people will find anything offensive. Im fairly sure soon someone will say "transistor" is offensive to some marginalised group, and there will be calls to change it.
With anything, people escalate, take things too far.
@@robinmitchell6803 slavery is in a whole other league, abducting people from their home on another continent, chain and whip them, is that your desire ...