Overview

"Arduino is an open-source electronics prototyping platform based on flexible, easy-to-use hardware and software. It's intended for artists, designers, hobbyists, and anyone interested in creating interactive objects or environments."

This tutorial will take you through all the steps to build an Arduino Nano compatible "nanoBluino" and how to install smd components using solder paste and stencil techniques.

Make special of nanoBluino special is that it uses the USB socket type C.

Bill of Materials

Here are the components that you will need to make nanoBluino:

1 x PCB nanoBluino (PCBWAY)

1x IC ATMEGA328P SMD TQFP-32

1x IC CH340

1x AMS1117 5V

1x Diode,Schottky 0.5A 20V (T1)

2x Yellow LED 0603

1x Green LED 0603

1x Red LED 0603

1x Oscillator 12MHz

1x Oscillator 16MHz

2x R 5K1 Ohm

6x R 1K Ohm

1x R 10K Ohm

5x C 0.1 uF

2x ELCO SMD 47uF/25V

1x Tact SMD

1x USB Type-C Socket 16 pin

2x Male Header 15 pin

1x Barell Socket DC

Schematic