There are few inventions in the field of electronics that have influenced its development as strongly as microcontrollers. The first milestone was certainly the replacement of electron tubes with transistors and semiconductor diodes. It initiated a series of key changes for the entire development of electronics. One of the characteristics of this technological leap forward was the progressive miniaturization of electronic circuits and increasing their capabilities. This in turn made it possible to introduce integrated circuits that evolved from analogue to digital. It was the digital integrated circuits that enabled the creation of microcontrollers, which are now the basis for most of the devices we use on a daily basis. In our Botland shop we have prepared many types of microcontrollers from all the best known manufacturers. We still make every effort to expand our list with products that are of the highest quality and at an affordable price. If you have any questions, please contact our technical department, which will be more than happy to help you.
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Index: RPI-06647
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AVR microcontroller - ATmega328P-U DIP
Microcontroller from AVR family from Atmel in the through hole case (DIP). It was used in the popular Arduino Uno module.
Index: UCC-01264
Index: UCC-01264
Microcontroler AVR - ATmega328P-PU DIP + bootloader Arduino
Microcontroller from AVR family, from Atmel in the through hole case (DIP). System has installed Arduino bootloader for the frequency of 16 MHz.
Index: UCC-01984
Index: UCC-01984
AVR microcontroller - ATmega32A-PU - DIP
Popular microcontroller AVR from ATmel in a case DIP40.
Index: UCC-00159
Index: UCC-00159
AVR microcontroller - ATtiny2313A-PU
Atmel microcontroller AVR in 20-led DIP case. Voltage supply range from 1.8 V to 5.5 V, with a clock signal frequency to 20 MHz, has a 2 KB Flash, 128 B RAM, 128 B EEPROM.
Index: UCC-00163
Index: UCC-00163
AVR microcontroller - ATtiny85-20PU
Microcontroller from Atmel AVR family in 8-feet long DIP package. Powered from 2.7 V to 5.5 V, clocked to 20 MHz, 8 kB Flash, 512 B RAM, 512 B EEPROM.
Index: UCC-02795
Index: UCC-02795
AVR microcontroller - ATmega88PA-PU DIP
Popular microcontroller AVR from Atmel in the case DIP28.
Index: UCC-01052
Index: UCC-01052
AVR microcontroller - ATmega16A-PU - DIP
Popular microcontroller AVR from Atmel in a DIP case.
Index: UCC-00115
Index: UCC-00115
AVR microcontroller - ATmega8A-AU SMD
Atmel microcontroller AVR with 32-led case soldered on surface - SMD. Voltage supply range from 2.7 V to 5.5 V, frequency up to 16 MHz, has 8 KB Flash, 1 KB RAM, 512 bytes of...
Index: UCC-00079
Index: UCC-00079
AVR microcontroller - ATmega328P-AU SMD
Microcontroller AVR from Atmel in a case soldered on the surface (SMD was also used in the popular Arduino module).
Index: UCC-01836
Index: UCC-01836
Microcontroller AVR - ATtiny13A-SSU
Microcontroller Atmel AVR in 8-leg case soldered on surface - SMD. Voltage supply range from 2.7 V to 5.5 V, with a clock signal frequency to 20 MHz, 1 KB Flash, 64 B RAM, 64 B...
Index: UCC-00203
Index: UCC-00203
AVR microcontroller - ATmega88PA-AU SMD
Popular microcontroller AVR from ATmel in the case soldered on surface (SMD).
Index: UCC-01053
Index: UCC-01053
AVR microcontroller - ATmega16A-AU SMD
Popular AVR microcontroller from ATmel in a case soldered on surface (SMD).
Index: UCC-00080
Index: UCC-00080
AVR microcontroller - ATtiny13A-MMU
A microcontroller from the Atmel AVR family in a 10-pin QFN package. Powered from 1.8 V to 5.5 V, clocked to 20 MHz, with 1 kB Flash, 64 B RAM, 64 B EEPROM.
Index: UCC-07645
Index: UCC-07645
Raspberry Pi microcontroler - RP2040 - 10pcs. - SC0914
The RP2040 is the first microcontroller developed by the Raspberry Pi Foundation. It was first used in the Raspberry Pi Pico module and in modules from other manufacturers,...
Index: RPI-19560
Index: RPI-19560
Raspberry Pi microcontroler - RP2040 - SC0914
The RP2040 is the debut microcontroller of the Raspberry Pi Foundation. It was first used in the Raspberry Pi Pico module and in modules from other manufacturers, including...
Index: RPI-19536
Index: RPI-19536
AVR microcontroller - ATmega8A-PU DIP
Microcontroller from Atmel AVR 28-leg DIP case. Voltage supply range from 2.7 V to 5.5 V, frequency up to 16 MHz, has 8 KB Flash, 1 KB RAM, 512 B of EEPROM.
Index: UCC-00078
Index: UCC-00078
Microcontroller AVR - ATtiny13A-PU
Atmel Microcontroller AVR in 8-leg DIP case. Voltage supply range from 1.8 V to 5.5 V, with a clock signal frequency to 20 MHz, 1 KB Flash, 64 B RAM, 64 B EEPROM.
Index: UCC-00664
Index: UCC-00664
AVR microcontroller - ATmega32A-AU SMD
Popular microcontroller AVR from ATmel in a case soldered on surface (SMD).
Index: UCC-00160
Index: UCC-00160
AVR microcontroller - ATmega128A-AU SMD
Popular microcontroller ATmega128a-AU from ATmel AVR family in a case soldered on surface (SMD).
Index: UCC-00156
Index: UCC-00156
AVR microcontroller - ATmega168A-PU DIP
Microcontroller Atmel AVR in 28-leg DIP case. Voltage supply range from 1.8 V to 5.5 V, with a clock signal frequency to 20 MHz, 16 KB Flash, 1 KB RAM, 512 B of EEPROM.
Index: UCC-03233
Index: UCC-03233
Microcontroller AVR - Attiny2313A-U
Microcontroller Atmel AVR in 20-led case soldered on surface - SMD. Voltage supply range from 1.8 V to 5.5 V, with a clock signal frequency to 20 MHz, has a 2 KB Flash, 128 B...
Index: UCC-00681
Index: UCC-00681
AVR microcontroller - ATmega32U4-AU SMD
Microcontroller AVR from ATmel in a case soldered on surface (SMD). It has 32 KB Flash memory, 2.5 KB of SRAM and 1 KB EEPROM, 26 GPIO controller USB 2.0 Full Speed.
Index: UCC-03372
Index: UCC-03372
Raspberry Pi microcontroler - RP2040 - roll of 3400szt. - SC0908(13)
A roll of 3400 RP2040 microcontrollers created by the Raspberry Pi foundation. The RP2040 microcontroller is the first such chip designed by the Raspberry Pi Foundation. It...
Index: RPI-19568
Index: RPI-19568
Raspberry Pi microcontroler - RP2040 - roll of 500pcs. - SC0908(7)
A roll containing 500 units of RP2040 microcontrollers created by the Raspberry Pi foundation. The RP2040 is the first microcontroller designed by the Raspberry Pi...
Index: RPI-19561
Index: RPI-19561
The history of the microcontrollers
The microcontroller was invented at Texas Instruments in the early 1970s, at the same time as the first microprocessor was invented by Intel. The first microcontrollers were simply microprocessors with memory such as RAM and ROM. Later, microcontrollers evolved into a wide range of devices suitable for specific embedded system applications in devices such as cars, wireless phones and household appliances. During the 1990s, the market welcomed the microcontrollers with ROM programmable and electrically erasable memories, such as flash memory. These microcontrollers could be programmed, erased and reprogrammed using only electrical signals. Many current microcontrollers, such as those available from Microchip and Atmel, incorporate flash memory technology. Nowadays, in addition to general-purpose devices, specialized microcontrollers are produced in areas such as automotive, lighting, communications and low-power consumer devices. In 2010, Atmel announced a flash microcontroller in a package measuring 2 mm by 2 mm. These tiny microcontrollers are small and inexpensive enough to be used in products such as toys and toothbrushes.
Microcontroller design - What are the most important parameters of microcontrollers?
Currently there is a huge number of different types of microcontrollers on the market. IC manufacturers take care to provide many thousands of microcontroller models that differ in every possible parameter. Beginner programmers may have the impression that such a wide selection makes it impossible to choose anything. However, this is not true. A wide range of microcontrollers with different parameters allows you to choose the products that are perfectly fitted to every project. If your goal is to achieve measurement or control applications, small 8-bit (AVR, PIC, STM8) or 16-bit MSP430 microcontrollers will work perfectly. If your project is more demanding, it is recommended to use more complex 32-bit microcontrollers, which have more varied peripherals. Furthermore, in such microcontrollers the available RAM and FLASH memory is significantly increased. You can also use the most advanced microcontrollers, which allow you to display high quality graphics and perform floating point operations. An example of such is the STM32 microcontroller.
Microcontrollers in the Botland store offer
Botland employees are passionate about electronics, robotics and programming. That is why we want to provide a wide range of microcontrollers that can fit every project. We make sure that the selected products come from trusted suppliers and enjoy worldwide recognition. Therefore, in our offer you can find many popular devices, with a series of highly appreciated AVR processors from Atmel. The main advantage of these processors is the fact that they are particularly comfortable for amateur users and are perfect for educational purposes at universities and technical secondary schools. If you are a more advanced programmer, we recommend microcontrollers with 32-bit ARM core from STMicroelectronics (STM32) or NXP (LPC). Microcontrollers are based on different architectures and some of them are equipped with the increasingly popular Cortex M7 core. All processors come with the appropriate description and specifications so that you can easily select a product that suits your needs and project requirements.