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STD Arduino UNO BOOTLoader Shield (ATmega328P)
Arduino UNO BOOTLoader Shield (ATmega328P)
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2019-06-07 14:36:34
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2019-05-22 20:25:18
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Hey everyone! I'm a 16yo Italian guy and today I made this PCB that you can use for free.
This board help you in installing the bootloader in a virgin ATmega328P(PU).
All what you need is:
- PCB already printed;
- ATmega328P(PU) socket x1;
- capacitator (22pF) x2;
- resistor (10kOhm) x1;
- crystal (16,000 MHz) x1;
- Arduino Headers;
How use it:
First weld the components to the PCB how showedon board. Onetime is all done, pull the shield (the PCB) on Arduino UNO / GENUINO (don't confuse with the pin).
Now put the ATmega328P(PU) microchip into its socket.
Burn the BOOTloader following this [YouTube tutorial](https://youtu.be/FQDzs0ExBTE?t=34).
Now your ATmega328p is ready for programming.
Thanks for all!
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