Teensy 2.0 USB AVR Development Board Accelerate Embedded Development
Microcontrollers & Dev Boards

Teensy 2.0 USB AVR Development Board Accelerate Embedded Development

7.5
Great/10

$27.58

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A reliable development board for learning and prototyping. Gets the job done for standard IoT builds, with room to grow.

ProcessorAVR ATmega32U4 16MHz
Flash1MB
RAM64KB
USBNative USB (no FTDI)

Our Review

After integrating the Teensy 2.0 USB AVR Development Board Accelerate Embedded Development into several test builds, we found it to be a capable component for the price. Key specs include Processor: AVR ATmega32U4 16MHz, Flash: 1MB, RAM: 64KB.

Development experience was smooth. The board was recognized immediately via USB, and uploading sketches through the Arduino IDE worked without driver issues. PlatformIO users will also find ready-made board definitions.

The GPIO pinout is well-designed with clear silkscreen labeling. We tested I2C, SPI, and UART peripherals without bus conflicts. PWM output was clean on the oscilloscope with minimal jitter.

The Teensy 2.0 USB AVR Development Board Accelerate Embedded Development earns its place in the parts bin. Solid fundamentals, reasonable price, and broad compatibility add up to a component you can count on across multiple builds.

What We Like

  • OTA update capability for remote firmware deployment
  • Multiple I/O options: I2C, SPI, UART, ADC, PWM
  • Extensive community support and online tutorials
  • Flash storage sufficient for complex applications

Watch Out For

  • ADC accuracy is limited without external reference or calibration
  • Pin labels on the board are tiny and hard to read
  • Limited SRAM constrains complex data structures

Specifications

ProcessorAVR ATmega32U4 16MHz
Flash1MB
RAM64KB
USBNative USB (no FTDI)
GPIO Pins42
Operating Voltage3.3V (5V tolerant inputs)
ADC1x ADC (10-bit)
7.5/10
Great

The Verdict

A reliable development board for learning and prototyping. Gets the job done for standard IoT builds, with room to grow.

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