Yes, you can place and use an Arduino on a breadboard. However, you typically don’t put the entire Arduino board on the breadboard. Instead, you might place the ATmega microcontroller chip from the Arduino on the breadboard and connect it to external components to create a custom circuit. This is commonly done for prototyping or for creating custom Arduino-based projects.

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