Super Small Arduino Uno: An Introduction to TinyDuino (TinyCircuits)

The video tutorial introduces the Tiny Duino, a miniaturized version of the Arduino, made by Tiny Circuits. It explains the Tiny Duino's compatibility with the Arduino IDE and its use of stackable shields for added functionality. The tutorial covers setting up the Tiny Duino with the Arduino IDE, including downloading necessary drivers and selecting the correct board settings. It demonstrates uploading a sample sketch and highlights the ease of transferring code between Arduino and Tiny Duino. Finally, it discusses powering options, including coin cell batteries and external power supplies, while cautioning against exceeding voltage limits.

What is the Tiny Duino primarily based on?

• Raspberry Pi

• Arduino

• ESP32

• BeagleBone

What is a unique feature of the Tiny Duino's hardware?

• It has a built-in Wi-Fi module.

• It requires a micro USB tiny shield for programming.

• It has a built-in display.

• It comes with a pre-installed operating system.

Which chip is used in the Tiny Duino?

• Atmel 328

• ESP8266

• Raspberry Pi Pico

• STM32

What is the first step in setting up the Tiny Duino?

• Connecting it to a power source

• Downloading drivers for the USB tiny shield

• Installing the Arduino IDE

• Writing a sample sketch

Which board setting should be selected in the Arduino IDE for Tiny Duino?

• Arduino Nano

• Arduino Pro or Pro Mini 3.3 Volt, 8 MHz with AT MEGA 328

• Arduino Mega

• Arduino Uno

What is the easiest way to power the Tiny Duino?

• Using a solar panel

• Using a coin cell battery

• Using a 9V battery

• Using a USB power bank

What is the maximum voltage the Tiny Duino can handle without damage?

• 6 volts

• 5 volts

• 5.5 volts

• 3.3 volts