Arduino Nano Every Board - Pack of 3 - ABX00028-3P

📌 What It Is
The Arduino Nano Every is an enhanced version of the classic Nano board featuring a more capable microcontroller (ATmega4809), improved memory, and a micro-USB connector — while keeping the familiar Nano footprint and compatibility with Arduino IDE. The 3-pack gives you three identical boards for multiple projects, backups, or classroom use.
 
🧠 Infographic-Style Summary
 ARDUINO NANO EVERY PACK | | (ABX00028-3P – 3 Boards Included) ,📦 Pack Contents | 3 × Arduino Nano Every Boards | 🧠 MCU | ATmega4809 AVR Microcontroller | 🕒 Clock Speed | 20 MHz | 🧠 Memory | 48 KB Flash, 6 KB SRAM, 256 B EEPROM | ⚙️ Operating Voltage | 5 V | 🌐 USB Interface | Micro-USB Type-B (for program & power) | 📊 Digital I/O Pins | 14 (compatible with standard shields) | 📈 PWM Outputs | 5 pins (D3, D5, D6, D9, D10) | 🔌 Analog Inputs | 8 × 10-bit ADC channels | 🔄 Communication | 1 × UART, 1 × SPI, 1 × I²C  🌍 IDE Compatibility | Fully supported in Arduino IDE (Windows, | | | macOS, Linux) |
✔ Pack Benefits: More boards for multiple prototypes, classes, or team projects.
 
🧩 Core Technical Features
🧠 Microcontroller
ATmega4809 AVR MCU — modern replacement for older AVR chips with more flash memory and RAM than classic Nano.
Ideal for moderately complex sketches involving multiple sensors, actuators, and real-time logic.
🔌 Power & Connector
Operating voltage: 5 V.
VIN range: ~7 V – 21 V (external supply via VIN pin when not USB powered).
USB: Micro-USB Type-B port for programming and power.
 
📊 I/O Capabilities
14 Digital Pins — interface with LEDs, buttons, relays, etc.
5 PWM outputs for motor control, analog-style signaling.
8 Analog Inputs with 10-bit resolution — read sensors like temperature, light, joysticks.
Communication interfaces: UART, SPI, I²C — for displays, wireless modules, and peripherals.
 
🧰 Arduino IDE
Fully compatible with Arduino IDE — write, compile, and upload sketches just like any other Arduino board. It also benefits from the Arduino library ecosystem and community support (for example sensors, displays, motor drivers, etc.).
 
🎯 Typical Uses & Projects
The Nano Every is excellent for:
✔ Educational electronics kits & workshops – it’s affordable and Arduino-IDE friendly.
✔ Robotics & automation – control motors, servos, sensors for small robots.
✔ Wearables & compact designs – its small size works well in space-limited builds.
✔ Prototyping & iterative development – fast experimentation with multiple boards at once.
 
💡 Why It Matters
The Nano Every gives you the classic simplicity of Arduino but with a more capable microcontroller and memory footprint — enabling larger programs and more complex logic than older AVRs like ATmega328p — and the multi-board pack provides value and flexibility for multi-device prototypes or collaborative projects.
 
📌 Quick Specs at a Glance
Feature
Detail
MCU
ATmega4809
Clock
20 MHz
Flash
48 KB
SRAM
6 KB
EEPROM
256 bytes
Digital I/O
14
PWM Channels
5
Analog Inputs
8
Interfaces
UART, SPI, I²C
Operating Voltage
5 V
USB
Micro-USB Type-B
Dimensions
~45 mm × 18 mm