mikrocontrollerboard

A microcontroller board is a compact, self-contained electronic circuit designed around a microcontroller unit, often referred to as an MCU. These boards are typically used for prototyping, educational purposes, and in embedded systems. They integrate the microcontroller with essential support components such as power regulation, input/output pins, and memory. The microcontroller itself is a small computer on a single integrated circuit, containing a processor core, memory, and programmable input/output peripherals.

Microcontroller boards provide a convenient platform for developing and testing applications that interact with the physical world. They feature accessible pins that allow users to connect sensors, actuators, displays, and other electronic components. This ease of connection, combined with the programmability of the microcontroller, makes them ideal for a wide range of projects, from simple blinking LEDs to complex robotics. Many boards also include communication interfaces like USB for programming and serial communication. Popular examples include Arduino and Raspberry Pi Pico, which have fostered large communities and a wealth of accessible learning resources.