ElectroBoogie
Reseñado en Canadá el 12 de agosto de 2024
The Freenove "Control Board V4" is a standalone board that appears to be well-crafted, mirroring the Arduino UNO layout. Although I haven't verified with hats, the dimensions seem to be consistent. The board utilizes an ATmega328P microcontroller and excels at clearly marking pinouts with their practical functions and corresponding pin numbers, simplifying the coding process. It features USB-C power with an included cable, a DC jack, and a CH340C USB converter.The package includes a card that directs users to tutorials and support, which is greatly appreciated by newcomers, especially those focused on education and learning. The web page links to the "FNK0067 - Freenove Control Board" on GitHub, along with a zipped set of tutorial files for download. The extensive 240-page tutorial PDF details all the projects included in the largest starter kit, offering adaptability for various needs. It's exceptionally well-suited for both classroom and home learning environments. I am thoroughly impressed with the clarity and comprehensive background information provided in the tutorial PDF, which is conveniently compiled in one place. The board is easily recognized by a Windows 10 PC and setting it up as an "Arduino UNO" in Arduino was straightforward. The built-in tutorials function flawlessly, and the included zip file contains sketches ready for testing or immediate use.Running a generic code i setup for an LCD and temp/humidity sensor was quick and easy the boardlabels made it trivial. I forget how quick the MEGAs are to program, very fun to tinker with over the slog that ESP32s can be. The try it and see what it does is the best way to learn and this kit and chip excel in that category.Board really is outstanding; it would really shine with their starter kids to easily have stuff to wire up and play with. As a learning platform and tutorial set this is a really fantastic product kudos to Freenove for pulling it all together into a comprehensive package. I would not hesitate to recommend the board (and kits) to anyone looking to get into microcontrollers.
Jennifer
Reseñado en Canadá el 2 de septiembre de 2024
This board can be programmed using the standard Arduino IDE. The board looks a bit like an Arduino Uno in layout.I followed a few tutorials with PWM output to servos and motor drivers. Very well done.