Nano Every (Deprecated)

As of version 5.4.0, this is now deprecated, see :doc:`/news/posts/20240328`

The Nano Every is a direct replacement for the Arduino Nano. It runs on 5V and is the same size as a Nano, 45 x18mm. However it is a more powerful board than a standard Nano or Uno. In particular:

Nano Every

• Uses the ATmega4809 instead of the ATmega328

• Has 50% More program memory (you can use WiFi or Ethernet!)

• Has 200% More flash memory

• Micro-USB connector instead of Mini-USB

• Clock 16 MHz *

• Flash Memory 48 KB

• SRAM 6 KB

• EEPROM 256 Byte

• Analog Input pins 8 (with 10-bit resolution)

• Digital IO Pins 23

• PWM pins 6

• no crystal, internal clock. Not sure about steady interrupts. And despite advertising 20MHz, it runs instead at 16.

5V regulator can handle much more power (1A theoretical), 3.3V 600mA. 4 UARTS! But serial1 is wired differently than on the Nano. Where pins 0 and 1 on a Nano are serial and connected to the USB and pins 0 and 1, the Every runs serial 1 to those pins.