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Designed as a means to easily go from your Arduino and breadboard prototype to a more permanent design, the Protoduino is a development board consisting of an Arduino compatible ATMega328P with bootloader and a large prototyping area with a similar layout to a standard breadboard. The kit consists entirely of through-hole components, making it easy to construct...

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emma I. ★★★★★

I swapped out my breadboard wiring for this permanent base and the pre-loaded bootloader saved me a ton of reprogramming time. The integrated ATMega328P feels much more solid than my old separate chip setup.

Emily ★★★★★

Having the ATMega328P already loaded with the Arduino bootloader saved me so much hassle, I just plugged it in and started uploading sketches. The soldering points are cleanly labeled, making it dead simple to transfer my breadboard circuit to this board.

Matthew ★★★★★

Solder pads are laid out nice and wide, so even my shaky hands got the ATMega328P seated without bridging anything. It’s a solid step up from loose breadboard jumpers, and the bootloader fired up on the first try with my usual sketch.

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