What Is a Programming Board?
A programming board is a hardware platform used to develop and execute programs to control electronic devices.
Its main components include a processing unit, memory, input/output ports, and power supply. The processing unit executes the program, memory stores data, input/output ports handle communication with external devices, and the power supply provides the necessary power for the board’s operation.
Programming boards are used by writing programs using programming languages, then writing them onto the board and supplying power. They find applications in education, hobbies, industries, home appliances, and more. In operation, programs are executed by the processing unit, data stored in memory is read and written, and communication with external devices is conducted through input/output ports.