Tag: MPN: ATMEGA328P-AU

This project is the receiving end of a Wireless Humidity and Temperature monitoring system. The receiver unit is built around an Arduino microcontroller, utilizing the ATMEGA328 chip, which provides a reliable and efficient processing platform. The NRF24L01 transceiver module is used...

The project presented here is a Wireless Humidity and Temperature Transmitter that utilizes a DHT22 sensor to measure temperature and humidity levels. The data is then transmitted via an NRF24L01 RF transceiver module to a receiver board, which displays the readings on an OLED...

The Wireless Receiver Dimmer is a complementary component to the Wireless Potentiometer Transmitter, designed to receive and process data transmitted from the transmitter. This project can be used to drive the LED, Heater or brushed dc motor, and supports inductive or resistive loads....

The project presented here is a 434MHz Wireless Transmitter for LED Dimmer, built around the ATMEGA328 Arduino microcontroller. The potentiometer is connected to the ADC A1 analog pin of the ATMEGA328 chip. The microcontroller reads the analog value of the potentiometer and transmits...

This smart soldering iron controller is a sophisticated system that provides precise temperature control and real-time temperature monitoring. This innovative solution ensures that the temperature at the tip of the soldering iron is consistently maintained, allowing for precise and...

This OLEDUINO Board is a compact, feature-rich board that incorporates the ATMEGA328 Arduino microcontroller, a 0.96-inch 128x64 OLED display (SSD136), a 5V regulator, and headers connectors that provide access to all Arduino I/O lines. Notably, the board's size is smaller than the...

If you have a new ATmega328P you’ll need to burn the bootloader, to be able to upload a sketch with Arduino IDE. You can do this using this simple-to-use bootloader burning tool. The board consists of 32-pin TQPF adapter and Arduino Nano. Place the new ATMEGA328 TQFP chip into...

This project enables the measurement of fuel levels in a tank using a resistive float sensor. The fuel level is measured and displayed on an OLED display. The project is compatible with Arduino and features an ATMEGA328 microcontroller. The resistive sensor, connected to a divider...