Tutorials

Real history: About a month ago I bought some ATmega328Ps from Arduino’s store, so if I brick (or blow) the board’s chip, I can replace it. However, I discovered a way to use the ATmega328P on a breadboard without the crystal oscillator and the ceramic capacitors, components that I don’t Read more…

Programming an Arduino UNO is pretty easy – just open the Arduino IDE, load sketch, upload and done. But when experimenting or working with larger code, you may find that your program doesn’t work as intended. And how do you solve that? The regular way is to check the program Read more…