The upgraded and original versions both use the MEGA328P as the main control chip, with the upgraded version using a more compact SMD package. This version uses the CH340G USB-to-serial chip, which is more cost-effective and compatible with Win7/Win8/Win10.
The interface is designed according to the original version, suitable for the original compilation software. The code can be seamlessly replaced.
Main Chip: ATMEGA328 Microcontroller
External Power Supply: 7-12V, recommended 9V
USB Cable Power Supply: 5V
EEPROM: 1K
Internal Flash Memory: 32K
Free USB Cable: 50CM
Clock Speed: 16MHz
SRAM: 2K
Digital I/O Pins: 14 (6 of which support PWM)
Label Explanation:
- Reset Button
- 3mm Positioning Hole
- D13 Indicator Light
- 14 Digital I/O Pins
- 12MHz Crystal Oscillator
- Square USB Port
- CH340G
- 5V Regulator Chip
- D13 Indicator Light
- 3.3V/5V Power Source
- External Power Socket (DC 7-12V)
- 6 Analog Input Pins
- Serial Port Indicator Light
- ICSP Connector
- MEGA328P
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