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Arduino Project to Product-Part 3-How to Build an Arduino on a Breadboard
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2019-06-24 | By Maker.io Staff
In this video, Shawn Hymel demonstrates ways to reduce project current draw by eliminating unnecessary microcontroller support components. A bare-bones microntroller is set up on a breadboard with only the essential elements and is programmed using an Arduino Uno as an ISP (In-System Programmer) or a USB FTDI breakout board. The breadboard details and IDE configuration for each scenario are clearly explained.
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