Pro Micro with Atmega32U4 chip Development Board, AYWHP 1 PCS Pro Micro 5V/16MHz Nano microcontroller Development Board with Built-in USB updater Type-C Interface Compatible with Arduino IDE

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Product parameters:Microcontroller: ATmega32U4Operating voltage: 5 VRecommended input voltage: 5 - 12 VDigital inputs and outputs (I/O pins): 18 (including 5 PWM outputs)Analog inputs: 9Current per I/O pin: 40mAFlash memory: 32 KB, of which 4 KB is used for bootloadersSRAM: 2.5 KBEEPROM: 1 KBClock frequency: 16 MHz Features:1. The Pro Micro ATmega32U4 runs at 5 V/16 MHz2. Recommended power supply for the board: 6-7V, less than 9V3. On-board micro USB port for programming4.4 x 10-bit ADC pins, 12 x digital I/Os5. Serial hardware ports Rx and Tx How to use?1. Connected to the computer. (If the module is not recognized by your computer, please install the driver first)2. Open IDE and load the blink skit.3. Set the board to Leonardo and select the appropriate COM port (it has already been identified as Leonardo in the list).4. One LED connected to pin 9 and modified the sketch accordingly.5. Press upload and have flashing LED within a few seconds. Note:When you open the IDE software, please go to the tool and select the board "Leonardo" or "Genuino Micro". Package includes:1 x Pro Micro with ATmega32U4 chip 5 V 16 MHz module

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Maximum performance: the Pro micro microcontroller development board runs at 5 V/16 MHz and supported by IDE V1.0.1 for smooth programming. Suitable for Arduino. Versatile connections: Pro micro with 4 x 10-bit ADC pins, 12 x digital I/Os and serial Rx and Tx hardware connections, you have all the ports you need. Easy programming: Pro micro simply connect the motherboard to the on-board micro USB port and program it. If it is not detected, just install the driver. Multifunctional I/O: Pro micro there are 54 digital input/output pins available, including analogue inputs/outputs, as well as interfaces such as PWM, SPI, I2C etc., which offer a wealth of hardware connection options. Good compatibility: the seamless integration with the Arduino IDE and the extensive development tools and libraries ensure a smooth learning curve and make it a good choice for beginners.