Difference between revisions of "Recommended Arduino Boards"

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* www.arduino.cc
 
* www.arduino.cc
 
* www.arduino.org
 
* www.arduino.org
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The difference between both is:
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* They use different bootloaders
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* They use different platform-implementations
  
 
We focus on devices found on www.arduino.cc and support following chips for following devices:
 
We focus on devices found on www.arduino.cc and support following chips for following devices:
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* Atmel ATmega 32U4
 
* Atmel ATmega 32U4
 
** Arduino Leonardo
 
** Arduino Leonardo
** Arduino ProMicro
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** Arduino Micro
 
* Atmel/Microchip SAMD21G18
 
* Atmel/Microchip SAMD21G18
 
** Arduino Zero
 
** Arduino Zero
  
Our current and clear recommendation is, to use a SAM21G18 based board. As our Software compiles against the official Arduino.cc Platforms, your board should run a Bootloader that is supported by those official Arduino.cc platforms.
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Our current and clear recommendation is, to use a SAM21G18 based board. As our Software compiles against the official Arduino.cc platforms, your board should run a Bootloader that is supported by those official Arduino.cc platforms.

Revision as of 10:28, 13 December 2018

Clarification

There are two major Arduino "sources" available:

  • www.arduino.cc
  • www.arduino.org

The difference between both is:

  • They use different bootloaders
  • They use different platform-implementations

We focus on devices found on www.arduino.cc and support following chips for following devices:

  • Atmel ATmega 328P
    • Arduino Nano
    • Arduino ProMini
  • Atmel ATmega 32U4
    • Arduino Leonardo
    • Arduino Micro
  • Atmel/Microchip SAMD21G18
    • Arduino Zero

Our current and clear recommendation is, to use a SAM21G18 based board. As our Software compiles against the official Arduino.cc platforms, your board should run a Bootloader that is supported by those official Arduino.cc platforms.