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Arduino Leonardo with Headers A000052

Arduino Leonardo with Headers A000052

₹2,639.00Price
📌 What It Is
The Arduino Leonardo with Headers is a standalone development board that lets you program interactive hardware projects with sensors, motors, displays, and more. It’s especially popular because it uses a microcontroller with built‑in USB support — enabling it to act as a keyboard, mouse, or USB device directly from your code.
 
🧠 Infographic‑Style Summary
ARDUINO LEONARDO WITH HEADERS | | USB‑Enabled ATmega32U4 Microcontroller |  🧠 MCU | ATmega32U4 (built‑in USB support) | ⚡ Operating Voltage | 5 V | 🕒 Clock Speed | 16 MHz |  📊 Digital I/O Pins | 20 (PWM on 7 pins) |🔌 Analog Inputs | 12 |  💾 Memory | 32 KB Flash (4 KB bootloader) | | | 2.5 KB SRAM, 1 KB EEPROM | 💻 USB Connectivity | USB device: Serial / Keyboard / | | | Mouse / HID | 📍 Headers Included | Yes — female sockets for shields |🔌 Power Options | USB / external 7–12 V |⏱ Typical Uses | USB devices, input systems, | | | automation, control projects | 
 
📌 Ready‑to‑use pin headers give you easy access to virtually all on‑board I/O, so prototyping and connecting modules or sensors requires no extra soldering.
 
🔑 Key Features & Capabilities
🧠 Microcontroller & Built‑In USB
The heart of the board is the ATmega32U4 MCU — a 16 MHz, 8‑bit AVR chip with native USB support. That means the board can act like a USB keyboard, mouse, game controller, or other HID devices without extra hardware — unlike many other Arduino boards that need a separate USB‑to‑serial chip.
✔ HDMI‑like interactive USB behavior
✔ Can send keystrokes or mouse movements from your code
✔ Great for custom input devices (e.g., MIDI controllers)
🔌 Inputs & Outputs
  • 20 digital I/O pins — use for LEDs, buttons, relays, etc.
  • 7 PWM channels — analog‑style output for motors, servos, lights.
  • 12 analog inputs — read sensors from potentiometers to environmental sensors.
  • Header sockets — female headers soldered on for easy jumper connections.
Tip: With the headers, you can directly plug in jumper wires, shields, or breadboards for prototyping without soldering.
 
🪛 Power & Connectivity
  • USB connection — for power, programming, and native USB communication.
  • External power jack or VIN pin — for standalone projects (recommended 7–12 V).
  • GND, 5V, 3V3 pins — for powering sensors or modules.
The board automatically switches power sources depending on whether USB or external power is connected.
📈 Memory & Performance
  • 32 KB flash memory (≈28 KB available to you) for your sketches.
  • 2.5 KB SRAM for variables/data at runtime.
  • 1 KB EEPROM to store data that persists after power loss.
No onboard advanced connectivity (Wi‑Fi/BLE) — ideal for standalone, USB‑centric, or sensor‑based systems.
 
🚀 Why It Matters
The Leonardo with Headers stands out because it can behave as a USB device rather than just as a simple serial controller — a powerful feature for building custom USB tools, game controllers, keyboards with macros, or interactive art. This makes it a favorite among makers who want direct USB HID functionality in addition to traditional I/O control.
 
🧠 Typical Use Cases
✔ Custom USB input devices — keyboards, mice, MIDI controllers
✔ Embedded control projects — robotics, lights, sensors
✔ Automation & interactive installations
✔ Prototyping with breadboards and shields (headers make it easy)
✔ Educational platforms for microcontroller fundamentals
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