X-NANO
Arduino Nano-shaped development module, ready to program through the official Arduino IDE with the USB adapter and cable included in the box.
$9.02
In stock
- Arduino Nano shields (same shape and pin layout)
- Official Arduino IDE
In the box
1 X-NANO board.
1 X-USB adapter.
1 micro USB cable.
1 X-USB adapter.
1 micro USB cable.
Not included
Nothing beyond the box contents above — the board, X-USB adapter, and micro USB cable are all already included.
You also need
A computer with the Arduino IDE installed. The X-USB adapter and micro USB cable needed to connect it are already included in the box.
- Designed and built in Aguascalientes, Mexico
- Hardware CERN-OHL v1.2 · firmware GPL-3.0
Prototype a sensor or actuator project in the Nano form factor
Situation: you need to prototype a sensor or actuator project on a breadboard, reusing parts and shields designed for the Arduino Nano form factor. What you do: wire up the X-NANO, a small, complete, breadboard-friendly ATmega328P board with the Arduino Nano’s pin layout, drop in any Arduino Nano shield, and program it through the official Arduino IDE via the included X-USB adapter. Result: a compact Nano-shaped board wired directly into your breadboard prototype, without needing an original Arduino Nano.
Teach hands-on electronics and programming with an affordable Nano-compatible board
Situation: an instructor or student wants an affordable Arduino Nano-compatible board for a classroom or self-taught electronics/programming project. What you do: program the X-NANO through the official Arduino IDE, the same tool used across Arduino’s education programs, connecting it via the included X-USB adapter, and pair it with any Arduino Nano shield for hands-on exercises. Result: a low-cost, Nano-shaped board that plugs into the same beginner-friendly Arduino programming and hardware ecosystem used in STEAM and electronics education.
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| Weight | 0.040 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 52 × 18 × 18 cm |
| Microcontroller | ATMEGA328P |
| Form factor | Arduino Nano-compatible shape and pin layout |
| Flash memory | 32 KB in-system self-programmable flash (ATmega328P) |
| SRAM | 2 KB (ATmega328P) |
| EEPROM | 1 KB (ATmega328P) |
| Maximum clock (MCU rating) | Up to 20 MHz (ATmega328P maximum rated frequency; the crystal fitted on the X-NANO board is not documented by Electronic Cats) |
| Digital I/O pins (Nano-standard layout) | 22, 6 with PWM output |
| Analog input pins (Nano-standard layout) | 8 |
| Compatible shields | Arduino Nano shields (same shape and pin layout) |
| Programming environment | Official Arduino IDE |
| Programming interface | Via the included X-USB adapter and micro USB cable |
| In the box | X-NANO board, X-USB adapter, micro USB cable |
Do I need anything else to program the X-NANO?
No extra purchase needed: the X-USB adapter and micro USB cable required to connect it to the Arduino IDE are included in the box.
Is the X-NANO compatible with Arduino Nano shields?
Yes. The X-NANO has the same shape and pin layout as the Arduino Nano, so Arduino Nano shields fit it directly.
