Introduction to Arduino Pro Mini Board (AVR Atmel Atmega328p) Pinout, Schematics and Features

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00:20 Arduino Pro Mini Short Introduction
00:56 Different Variants of Arduino Pro Mini
01:40 Arduino Pro Mini Pin Diagram
02:24 Features of Arduino Pro Mini Board
05:23 Atmega328p Microcontroller Features
06:45 Software Requirement for Arduino Pro Mini
07:37 How to Program Arduino Pro Mini
08:27 Pin Details of Arduino Pro Mini
12:24 Arduino Pro Mini Schematic Diagram
13:18 Comparison with other Arduino Board
13:55 Application of Arduino Pro Mini Board.
This video Tutorial is about Arduino Pro Mini and in this tutorial I (Yasinzaii) will tell you and everything about Arduino Pro Mini. This board uses atmega328p microcontroller and In this video I will tell you about the pin configuration, schematics, working different modules, and how to program this boad. I will also recommed you to read the detailed tutorial on ADDUINO.com
This is a microcontroller board developed by Arduino.cc and is based on Atmega328. It carries out almost the same functions as other Arduino boards, however, it is different from Arduino Uno in terms of PCB layout, size, voltage regulation, and clock speed. The Arduino Uno comes with two voltage regulators i.e. 5V and 3.3V while Arduino Pro Mini comes with only one voltage regulator. There are two versions of Arduino Pro Mini are available i.e. 5V and 3.3V which run at 16MHz and 32 MHz respectively. However, both versions are available separately, with only one voltage regulator as compared to Arduino Uno that comes with two voltage regulator 5V and 3.3V which runs at 16 MHz.Arduino boards play a vital role in the development of embedded systems and other electronic projects. These boards were developed with the intention of providing easy hardware and software combinations that gives a quick pathway to people with no technical background so they get a hands-on experience with the boards. These boards come with everything required to develop the projects that have any connection with automation.
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