Summary of DIY custom rugged Arduino
The article discusses creating a rugged, versatile Arduino-compatible board that is postage stamp-sized and suitable for real-world use, unlike typical breadboard setups. It emphasizes open-source hardware principles with detailed build instructions available on Instructables. The project aims to provide a durable Arduino version using basic components, inspired by a Kickstarter video and shared under a Creative Commons CC-BY license.
Parts used in the DIY custom rugged Arduino:
- Microcontroller compatible with Arduino
- Basic electronic components (resistors, capacitors)
- PCB or perfboard for mounting components
- Connectors or headers for I/O
- Power supply components
- Enclosure or casing for ruggedness
I love Ardunio. I love the things that people make with them and I love to make my own. Last August I published an Instructable on how to make your own postage stamp sized Arduino compatible.
This Instructable will show you how to to make a rugged, versatile Ardunio compatible with basic components on board. It will be more suitable for deployment in the real world than a bread board attached to a development board. This video is from the Kickstarter, but you can totally make your own.
This open source hardware project is licensed Creative Commons CC-BY. Part of my philosophy of open source hardware means I don’t consider a design released without detailed build instructions. Instructables is my favorite place to release those Instructions.
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