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arduino-zero

The arduino-zero is an MCU board in the LabWired part catalog. Its catalog type is arduino-zero. Silicon coverage for this board is tracked in the chip × peripheral validation matrix, not per-part.

Key facts

CategoryMCU boards
Catalog typearduino-zero
DatasheetSAM D21/DA1 Family Data Sheet (DS40001882)

What LabWired simulates

What is simulated

MCU board

How it was validated

Not applicable. No device model to validate — see what is simulated, above.

How to simulate the arduino-zero in LabWired

  1. Open the Playground at app.labwired.com and select the arduino-zero as the board.
  2. Write the firmware, then build it and run it.
  3. Add parts from the catalog and connect them to the board pins. The categories below list the parts by bus.
  4. Before you trust a result, look at the validation matrix. It shows which chip peripherals are modelled and how each one was checked.

Parts to connect to the arduino-zero

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Modelled from SAM D21/DA1 Family Data Sheet (DS40001882).