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Arduino Nano R3 W/O USB Cable

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SKU : EMTMCU5003

  1. Compact Arduino Nano R3 microcontroller board
  2. ATmega328P MCU with 16 MHz clock
  3. Small form factor for breadboard projects
  4. USB interface (USB-Mini) — USB cable not included
₹ 359.00 ₹ 359.00

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Product Description

The Arduino Nano R3 is a small and versatile development board based on the ATmega328P microcontroller, designed for compact embedded projects and rapid prototyping. Featuring a 16 MHz crystal oscillator, multiple digital and analog I/O pins, and onboard USB-Mini interface for programming and power, the Nano R3 is ideal for space-constrained designs, wearable systems, and breadboard prototypes.

This version is sold without the USB cable, allowing users to choose their preferred cable type or reuse existing ones. Compatible with the Arduino IDE, it supports all standard Arduino libraries and shields that fit the Nano footprint. Typical applications include sensor interfacing, robotics control, data logging, home automation gateways, IoT endpoints, and educational prototypes.

Key Features

  • ATmega328P 8-bit AVR microcontroller


  • 16 MHz clock frequency


  • 14 digital I/O pins (6 PWM)


  • 8 analog input pins


  • USB-Mini programming interface (cable not included)


  • Integrated power regulator & reset button


  • Compatible with breadboards


Package Includes

  • 1 × Arduino Nano R3 Board (USB cable not included)


Technical Specifications

Parameter

Specification

MCU

ATmega328P

Operating Voltage

5V DC

Input Voltage

7–12V (VIN)

Digital I/O

14 (6 PWM)

Analog Inputs

8

Flash Memory

32 KB

SRAM

2 KB

EEPROM

1 KB

Clock Speed

16 MHz

Interface

USB-Mini, UART, SPI, I2C

Dimensions

~45 × 18 mm


Applications

  • Breadboard microcontroller projects


  • Sensor interfacing and data acquisition


  • Robotics control & logic circuits


  • Compact IoT prototypes


  • Wearable & portable electronics


  • Arduino educational development