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content/hardware/03.nano/boards/nano-r4/features.md

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<Feature title="Qwiic I²C Connector" image="communication">
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Easily connect sensors and peripherals using the onboard Qwiic connector, which enables plug-and-play I²C communication at 3.3 V logic levels while interfacing with the 5 V system.
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<FeatureLink title="Documentation" url="/tutorials/nano-r4/user-manual/#ic-communication"/>
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<Feature title="Built-in DAC & OPAMP" image="mcu">
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With a 12-bit DAC on the A0 pin and an integrated operational amplifier, the Nano R4 enables analog signal generation and advanced signal conditioning.
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<Feature title="Operational Amplifier (OPAMP)" image="mcu">
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The Nano R4 board features a built-in operational amplifier (OPAMP) that provides signal conditioning and amplification capabilities
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<FeatureLink title="Documentation" url="/tutorials/nano-r4/user-manual/#operational-amplifier-opamp"/>
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<Feature title="Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC)" image="mcu">
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Use the onboard 12-bit DAC to build sophisticated audio projects.
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<FeatureLink title="Documentation" url="/tutorials/nano-r4/user-manual/#digital-to-analog-converter-dac"/>
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<Feature title="USB-C®" image="usb">
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The Nano R4 features a USB-C® connector for streamlined power and data transfer.
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<Feature title="CAN Bus Support" image="communication">
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The Nano R4 supports CAN communication (with external transceivers), making it suitable for industrial and automotive applications.
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The Nano R4 supports CAN communication, making it suitable for industrial and automotive applications. This requires an external transceiver.
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<FeatureLink title="Documentation" url="/tutorials/nano-r4/user-manual/#can-communication"/>
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<Feature title="Real-Time Clock (RTC)" image="clock">
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The built-in RTC and 16 MHz external crystal ensure accurate timekeeping, making it ideal for data logging and scheduled task applications.
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<Feature title="Real-Time Clock (RTC)" image="mcu">
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Keep track of time & date and set alarms with the built-in RTC.
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<FeatureLink title="Documentation" url="/tutorials/nano-r4/user-manual/#real-time-clock-rtc"/>
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<Feature title="5 V Operating Voltage" image="power">

content/hardware/03.nano/boards/nano-r4/tech-specs.yml

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Pins:
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Digital I/O Pins: 21 (all the exposed I/O can be used as digital I/O pins)
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Analog input pins: 8
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DAC: 1
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DAC: 1 (A0)
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OPAMP: A1, A2, A3
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VBAT: J5
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PWM pins: 6
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External interrupts: 2,3
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Communication:
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UART: 1
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I2C: 2
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I2C: "2 (5 V: A4, A5 / 3.3 V: QWIIC, J3, J4)"
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SPI: 1
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CAN: 1
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Power:

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