ARDUINO BOARD INFORMAION

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SPECIFICATION OF ARDUINO USO BOARD:
  1. MCU: ATMega 328
  2. SIX ANALOG INPUT PINS /ADC                  (A0,A1,A2,A3,A4,A5).
  3. 14 DIGITAL GPIO'S                                         (0 TO 13)
  4. SIX ANALOG OUTPUT PINS/DAC /PWM   (3,5,6,9,10,11).
  5. ONE SPI PORT                                                 (13=SCK,12=MISO,11=MOSI).
  6. ONE UART PORT                                            (0=RxD,1=TxD)
  7. ONE I2C PORT                                                 (A4=SDA,A5=SDL) 
FOR MORE DETAILS OF ARDUINO UNO BOARD CLICK ON IMAGE GIVEN BELOW 


THERE ARE NUMBER OF BOARDS OF ARDUINO 

 1.ARDUINO MEGA
2.ARDUINO UNO
3.ARDUINO MICRO
4.ARDUINO NANO
5.ARDUINO PRO MICRO
6.ARDUINO PRO MINI

 AND MUCH MORES WE WILL SEE LATER ON ONCE YOU GET FAMILIAR WITH ARDUINO





























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