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
- X-USB adapter over micro USB (both included)
- Breadboard prototypes with the Nano pin layout
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
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.
Run an Arduino lab where every seat has a complete kit
You are running a hands-on electronics or programming lab and every student needs a board they can program on the spot. Hand out one X-NANO box per seat; each one already has the board, the X-USB adapter and the micro USB cable, so students plug into a computer and program it through the official Arduino IDE, adding Arduino Nano shields for the exercises. The session starts with nothing missing at any seat, using the same Arduino IDE and Nano ecosystem the course is built on.
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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.
