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Arduino Uno R3 Compatible Board ATmega328P DIP with ATmega16U2

Compatible with Arduino Uno R3 ATMEGA328P

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$6.05 $8.9 In stock

Category: Arduino Compatible Boards

This Arduino Uno R3 clone board uses the DIP variant: an ATmega328P in a removable 28-pin socket, paired with a genuine ATmega16U2 for USB communication. The socketed microcontroller means the chip can be swapped or reprogrammed on a separate programmer without any soldering, so a damaged or bricked MCU is a five-minute fix rather than a write-off board. Programs from the Arduino IDE by selecting the Arduino Uno board definition.

  • ATmega328P microcontroller (socketed DIP) — 32KB flash, 2KB SRAM, 1KB EEPROM, removable without soldering
  • ATmega16U2 USB chip — genuine HID support, reliable enumeration on Windows 10/11
  • 14 digital I/O pins — 6 with PWM (pins 3, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11)
  • 6 analogue inputs — A0–A5, 10-bit ADC
  • 16MHz crystal oscillator
  • USB-B programming port — standard cable, no driver needed on Win10/11
  • 5V and 3.3V regulated outputs — 3.3V at up to 50mA
Specification Value
Microcontroller ATmega328P (DIP, socketed)
USB chip ATmega16U2
Clock speed 16MHz
Flash memory 32KB (0.5KB bootloader)
SRAM 2KB
EEPROM 1KB
Digital I/O 14 (6 PWM)
Analogue inputs 6 (10-bit ADC)
Operating voltage 5V
Input voltage 7V – 12V (barrel jack)

Why a socketed ATmega328P?

The chip sits in a 28-pin DIP socket rather than being soldered to the board. If it’s ever damaged by a wiring mistake or over-voltage, it lifts out and a replacement drops straight in, no reflow equipment or rework skill required. It also means the ATmega328P can be programmed on a separate USBasp/AVR programmer and moved into a finished project once flashed.

Is this 100% compatible with official Arduino shields?

Yes. The R3 header layout, including the extra SDA/SCL I2C header and the additional IOREF and reset pins, matches the official Arduino Uno R3 specification. All Arduino-certified shields and libraries work without modification.

Best for

Learning Arduino, breadboard prototyping, shield-based projects, electronics education, robotics, home automation, sensor hubs, LED control, and as a replacement Uno for any existing project, particularly where the microcontroller may need replacing down the line.

Why Kunkune

Shipped from UK stock. 60-day returns, no minimum order. Same-day dispatch before 2pm.

Buying in bulk? For orders of 10+ units, contact us for trade pricing.

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

George ★★★★★

The ATmega16U2 chip handles USB communication flawlessly—no driver headaches on my Mac. I swapped the DIP processor into another breadboard project in seconds, which is incredibly handy. This board saved me twenty bucks over the official version and works just as well.

Leo J. ★★★★★

The removable ATmega328P chip is brilliant for experimenting without worrying about damaging the whole board. I blew one chip testing a motor driver, and swapping in a fresh one took me ten seconds. It's been rock solid for my home automation projects.

Charlotte ★★★★☆

Works perfectly for my hobby projects, and I really like that the main chip is socketed so I can swap it out if needed. Only minor gripe is the pin headers were slightly crooked on my unit, but easy enough to straighten.