BIQU RGBDuino UNO V1.2 Jenny Development Board ATmega328P Chip CH340C VS Arduino UNO R3 Upgrade for Raspberry Pi 4 Raspberry Pi 3B

Es muy bueno para empezar a usar Arduino, más sin embargo el instalar drivers, y que el manual venga desactualizado me dió unos cuantos problemas.De ahí en más, el diseño es genial, es bastante resistente, y los LEDs funcionan a la perfección

If I was starting out with Arduino today, I would start with this board (or its brother board) for these reasons: * Colorful! The really attractive silkscreen is actually super-useful in that it includes clear, easy-to-read pin descriptions across the whole board. You will not need to refer to cheat-sheets when developing on this board. * Safer! With the original, it was only a matter of time before you smoked a leg of the controller by trying to power something too large. This board puts a MOSFET on every output pin so you can control relatively large loads without any extra parts. * Blinky-er! The original came with a single user-controlled LED. This one comes with 10 user-programmable LEDs, a set to assure you that the power is on, a set to show that the serial port is working, plus a pair of NeoPixel-style RGB leds! * Flashier - Did I mention the pair of NeoPixels? * Pushier! The original only had a reset button. This one also includes a pre-wired user button. * Boxier! - This is kind of silly, but this board comes in a box with punchouts that let you power and program it while still safely sitting in its box. On a cluttered (or metal!) workbench, this is a great benefit. * Louder! - A little buzzer is available onboard, including an switch to make the damn thing quiet. * Cheap! - Despite all these add-ons, this board is still remarkably cheap.

Es una muy buena alternativa al arduino Uno convencional, que incluso ofrece más en ciertos aspectos

When you first show off Jenny to your friends they will make fun of you. They are just hit with an enormous wave of jealousy and don't know how to handle this strong emotion.The custom silkscreen is beautiful. It has great detail so you can see all those curves. I would never hide a custom silkscreen in an opaque box. Putting her on full display inside clear plastics/acrylics will get more people interested in making.Custom development boards are the way to go. Colorful silkscreens are eye catching. Built in features like the buzzer and RGB LEDs allow you to get started immediately. Having a bit of protection with the MOSFETs gives you more driving power on your outputs. I will never get a standard arduino at this point, they just don't offer much. This board alone has boosted my productivity.

Es tal cual se indica.