What’s inside that large chip on the Adafruit Metro Classic and Arduino Uno compatibles? Take a peek at the coppery picture below, which is the silicon chip magnified.
In our new guide, we take a tour of the Microchip/Atmel ATmega328, looking at each significant functional piece.
Understand the pieces of the chip we all use in our microcontroller projects, see the guide here.
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