Arduino Project to Product-Part 4-Optimizing Operating Voltage

2019-07-01 | By Maker.io Staff

Arduino

In this video, Shawn Hymel continues the tutorial on operating voltage optimization using datasheet information and the physical characteristics of project components. Buck, boost and buck/boost regulators are discussed as well as how to run the Atmega 328P at lower voltages by reducing clock speed. Shawn explains brown out detection.

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• Arduino Project to Product – Part 1 – How to Accurately Measure Current
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