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These micro:bit look pretty interesting from an embedded controller perspective - does anybody have any useful comparisons between them and others, eg Arduino e
by clort 10y ago
These micro:bit look pretty interesting from an embedded controller perspective - does anybody have any useful comparisons between them and others, eg Arduino etc?
I've been working on a project where I will end up having to make a simple stepper motor to drive an analogue clock and I think I can use this to control it (advance x% of turn every minute, currently x=50) though I was initially thinking of a small PICAXE circuit as we have some equipment at the school I work at. I like the thought that I could access it over BLE though, and that it could be programmed to handle DST automatically and even drive a few LEDs for good measure
Also, what is the power consumption? As my project involves a clock, I'm thinking it needs to last a while on some batteries, though at least its big enough that I can pack a few in.
- TickleSteve 10y agoJust get a bog-standard STM32 board for very-cheap.... don't bother with one of these. e.g. A standard STM32F103 board can be had for around $3.
- clort 10y agoHm, thanks.. I will look closer at this kind of thing over my holidays. That looks like I can program it over RS-232 and operates at battery voltages, which is really what I require.