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Rewrote the question to be more specific to choosing a board for a generic task, rather than the other way around.
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Which How to know which Arduino to choose: Nano, microMicro or micro proPro Micro?

I have the RC522 RFID read/write module and would like to use it with arduino? I'm puzzled at the moment with which one to choose in order not to deal with voltage supply for RC522, because RFID module requires 3.3V. And to be frankly, I wouldn't like to take extra voltage converters (5V to 3.3V or vs) while connecting RFID module to above aforementioned options.

  • Form-factor plays a significant role in my project, so I prefer the smaller boards mentioned in the title to fuller boards like the UNO, MEGA, etc.
  • I have an RC522 RFID read/write module and would like to use it without having to deal with level switching, as the RFID module requires 3.3V.

What can you adviceadvise? Thanks beforehand!

P.S. The form factor plays the significant roleThank you in my project, so that I prefer little arduino board to other versions like UNO, MEGA and etc.advance!

Which Arduino to choose Nano, micro or micro pro?

I have the RC522 RFID read/write module and would like to use it with arduino? I'm puzzled at the moment which one to choose in order not to deal with voltage supply for RC522, because RFID module requires 3.3V. And to be frankly, I wouldn't like to take extra voltage converters (5V to 3.3V or vs) while connecting RFID module to above aforementioned options. What can you advice? Thanks beforehand!

P.S. The form factor plays the significant role in my project, so that I prefer little arduino board to other versions like UNO, MEGA and etc.

How to know which Arduino to choose: Nano, Micro or Pro Micro?

I'm puzzled at the moment with which one to choose.

  • Form-factor plays a significant role in my project, so I prefer the smaller boards mentioned in the title to fuller boards like the UNO, MEGA, etc.
  • I have an RC522 RFID read/write module and would like to use it without having to deal with level switching, as the RFID module requires 3.3V.

What can you advise?

Thank you in advance!

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Which Arduino to choose Nano, micro or micro pro?

I have the RC522 RFID read/write module and would like to use it with arduino? I'm puzzled at the moment which one to choose in order not to deal with voltage supply for RC522, because RFID module requires 3.3V. And to be frankly, I wouldn't like to take extra voltage converters (5V to 3.3V or vs) while connecting RFID module to above aforementioned options. What can you advice? Thanks beforehand!

P.S. The form factor plays the significant role in my project, so that I prefer little arduino board to other versions like UNO, MEGA and etc.