<p><b>OrangePip</b> is a distinctive new range of open source boards that are based on the <b>ATmega2560</b> and <b>ATmega328</b> microcontrollers. The <b>OrangePip</b> boards offer a colourful introduction to coding and prototyping and are fully compatible with Arduino shields, sensors, accessories and software – giving users access to the global Arduino community of makers and projects.<br/><br/>
The boards themselves are rich with features, including 16MHz oscillator, <b>ATmega16u2</b> for serial conversion, 14x digital GPIO I/O pins (Kona328) and 54x I/O pins (Mega2560), quick reset buttons and machine screw holes. The high performance ATmega 8-bit AVR RISC-based microcontrollers give <b>OrangePip</b> users enough power and memory to store and run multiple lines of complex code – the Kona328 being designed for beginners and Mega2560 for intermediate users.<br/><br/><iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/fDhEnUwNmAg?rel=0" frameborder="0" allow="autoplay; encrypted-media" allowfullscreen></iframe></P>
- A colourful introduction to coding and prototyping
- Based on Arduino boards
- Similar to the Arduino Uno and Mega
- Compatible with Arduino IDE
- A 500mm USB A male to B male cable is also available
