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Sameer Aftab
Sameer Aftab

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Building Arduino On Breadboard for stand alone Circuits

Today, we will learn how to build your own stand alone Arduino on breadboard

Components Required
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pin mapping diagram for AtMega328p

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Here pin mapping diagram describes each and every pin need to be connected, pin No 1 of (AtMega328p) is connected to the reset switch, and a pull up resistor is also connected to the switch to ON state, pin No 7 & 20 connected to (+5v), pin no. 8 & 22 connected to (GND), pin no 9 & 10 connected to 16 MHz Oscillator to generate clock pulse coupled with two 22pF non electrolytic capacitors, an indicating LED is connected to pin no 19

Connections

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Wire configuration to upload code to stand alone Arduino

in this step we will use an ARDUINO UNO(Without IC) as a programmer to program our stand alone circuit

ARDUINO PINS >> ATMega328p
Reset Pin-------Pin no one
Tx pin----------Pin no three
Rx pin----------Pin no two
5v--------------Pin no 7
GND-------------Pin no 8

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Uploading sketch to our stand alone circuit
open Arduino IDE

Step:1
Tools> Board> Arduino UNO

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Step:2
Tools> Port> (Relative comport depends upon your Serial communication ports)

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Step:3
Tools> Programmer> ArduinoISP

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Step:4
File> Examples> Basics> Blink

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Step:5
Click Upload

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Powering stand alone circuit

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Find Full Video on YouTube

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CfwZGt1JQGE&t=41s

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