Name: Arduino UNO R3 SMD Development Board with USB Cable ATMEGA328P
Brand: Electro Particle
SKU: EP0061
Availability: InStock

Arduino UNO R3 SMD Development Board with USB Cable ATMEGA328P

Key Features

Based on the ATmega328P SMD microcontroller
Compatible with the Arduino IDE
Includes USB cable for programming and power
14 Digital I/O pins (6 PWM outputs)
6 Analog Input pins
16 MHz crystal oscillator
USB interface for easy connection to a computer
Supports UART, SPI, and I2C communication
Compatible with most Arduino UNO shields and modules
Ideal for beginners, students, and professionals

Discount	Quantity	Price/Pc
Starter Savings	5 - 10	5% ₹237.50
Value Savings	11 - 20	10% ₹225.00
Maximum Savings	21 - 50	15% ₹212.50

The Arduino UNO R3 SMD Development Board is a versatile microcontroller board based on the ATmega328P microcontroller, making it an excellent choice for beginners, students, makers, and professionals. It is widely used for learning programming, prototyping, robotics, home automation, and IoT projects.

This version features the SMD (Surface Mount Device) ATmega328P microcontroller and comes with a USB cable for easy programming and power supply. The board is fully compatible with the Arduino IDE and supports a wide range of shields, sensors, modules, and accessories.

With 14 digital I/O pins, 6 analog input pins, PWM outputs, UART, SPI, and I2C communication interfaces, the Arduino UNO R3 provides everything needed to build interactive electronics projects quickly and efficiently.

Applications

Robotics projects
Home automation
IoT (Internet of Things) applications
Sensor interfacing
STEM education
DIY electronics projects
Automation systems
Embedded systems development
Smart home prototypes
Electronic product prototyping

Package Includes

1 × Arduino UNO R3 SMD Development Board
1 × USB Programming Cable

Note: This board is compatible with the Arduino IDE and supports Arduino UNO R3 libraries and examples. Some versions may use a CH340 USB-to-Serial chip, which may require a driver depending on your operating system. Ensure you select the correct COM port and board type before uploading sketches.