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Arduino UNO Mini Limited Edition

Miniaturised collector's Arduino UNO with ATmega328P at 16 MHz in a 34.2 × 26.7 mm form factor with USB-C, individually numbered and signed by Arduino's founders.

Starting from

$45.00

Compatible Firmware

Specifications

ArchitectureAVR 8-bit
CPU Cores1
Clock Speed16 MHz
Flash32KB
GPIO Level5V
Storagenone
Dimensions34.2 × 26.7 mm

Components

MCUMCUDatasheet

Microchip ATmega328P 8-bit AVR microcontroller at 16 MHz with 32 KB Flash, 2 KB SRAM, 1 KB EEPROM, 14 digital I/O, and 6 analogue inputs.

Bus Interfaces

I2C
SCL: A5SDA: A4
SPI
SS: D10SCK: D13MISO: D12MOSI: D11
UART
RX: D0TX: D1
USB

GPIO Map

D0
D0/RX
UARTGPIO
UART
D1
D1/TX
UARTGPIO
UART
D2
D2
GPIOinterrupt
GPIO
D3
D3
GPIOPWMinterrupt
GPIO
D4
D4
GPIO
GPIO
D5
D5
GPIOPWM
GPIO
D6
D6
GPIOPWM
GPIO
D7
D7
GPIO
GPIO
D8
D8
GPIO
GPIO
D9
D9
GPIOPWM
GPIO
D10
D10/SS
SPIGPIOPWM
SPI
D11
D11/MOSI
SPIGPIOPWM
SPI
D12
D12/MISO
SPIGPIO
SPI
D13
D13/SCK
SPIGPIO
SPI
A0
A0
ADCGPIO
ADC
A1
A1
ADCGPIO
ADC
A2
A2
ADCGPIO
ADC
A3
A3
ADCGPIO
ADC
A4
A4/SDA
I2CADCGPIO
I2C
A5
A5/SCL
I2CADCGPIO
I2C

Overview

The Arduino UNO Mini Limited Edition is a miniaturised version of the iconic Arduino UNO, shrunk down to 34.2 × 26.7 mm while preserving the ATmega328P microcontroller, 16 MHz crystal, and full complement of 14 digital I/O pins and 6 analogue inputs. The pin pitch is reduced to 1.27 mm (half the classic UNO spacing), so it is not directly shield-compatible, but all the same peripheral capabilities remain accessible.

USB-C replaces the original Type-B connector, bringing modern connectivity to this classic design. The board runs at 5 V with a 16 MHz clock, matching the original UNO's behaviour so existing sketches port without modification. The 32 KB of Flash, 2 KB of SRAM, and 1 KB of EEPROM are identical to any standard UNO.

Each unit is individually numbered and shipped in a special collector's box with the signatures of Arduino's co-founders. The limited-edition release was aimed at celebrating the Arduino platform's history and making it available to collectors and enthusiasts who wanted the UNO in a more compact form.

The board is programmed via the Arduino IDE exactly as a standard UNO, supporting the entire Arduino library ecosystem. It is suitable for education, prototyping lightweight sketches, and as a conversation piece for the Arduino community.

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