Say hello to Unduino1284p! This mini-sized Arduino-compatible MCU board is really compact but still very powerful, and most important of all, super easy to use. Sporting the ATmega1284p processor, it offers lots of IO pins, 16 kilobytes of RAM, 128 kilobytes of flash, high-precision ADCs, and much more. It is USB-powered, and connects directly to a host over USB for programming and serial communication. It measures less than 5x3 centimeters.
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It's truly a great board in a form factor that will fit into almost any project. It is also easy to place it in a breadboard for development. All pins of the ATmega1284p are broken out on the board.

I'm currently testing the latest revision of the design, and so far it is looking like everything is going to check out, which means that these should be available in my shop in a week or two. If you have any questions, post them in the comments!

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5 thoughts on “A new board joins the family!

  1. Hello, has this product been released? I could use a very small board like this as a protocol converter for a proprietary RS485 bus using 9-bit addressing and an oddball bit rate.
    Thanks,
    Andrew

    1. Hi Andrew
      It hasn’t been released for the sole reason that I have not yet gotten around to writing a manual for it. I actually have quite a few of them produced already, and it is supported in the Arduino IDE as well. I use them often for my own prototyping and various projects. So if you can do without the manual, I can sell you some. You can write me an email, and we can figure out the details.
      Kind regards,
      Mark

  2. Hello,

    I really need to use the ATmega1284P running at it’s maximum clock (20Mhz). Can I just swap the crystal? Will it work with the arduino IDE? If so, can I order one?

    Thank you

    1. They will be back in stock at the end of the week, so you can definitely order one. I will have 20 MHz versions available as well, so you won’t need to swap 🙂 Yes, you can use the Arduino IDE, you just have to add my boards to the environment, have a look here to see how: https://unsigned.io/board-support-in-arduino-ide/

  3. I want the modem APRS with Arduino for tx and rx programmed (I am not programmer, but chemist, hi) and perhaps construct it ready to use.
    Can you help me?

    Yvan HB9CSM

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