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Arduino-compatible open-source 32-bit microcontroller
- lerugue 10y agoDocumentation will be free?
- d_reyes 10y agoIs there any dev board available?
- ekroa 10y agoNot yet, working on first prototypes. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CrZDrWEWcAAueij.jpg https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CrZDrWEWcAAueij.jpg
- LuisRueda 10y agoHow come arduino-compatible?
- ekroa 10y agoAs the current ARM microcontrollers (Atmel SAMD11-21), we will load a bootloader that will allow connection/translation to Arduino software.
- rotode 10y agoThe description of hardware peripherals will be open?
- ekroa 10y agoProgramming examples, registers documentation and Schematics will be provided. Remember the old National Semiconductor Databooks? We would release the complete design data, so users will be able to propose different ideas with the integrated HW.
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- C4rU 10y agoWe have seen a lot of arduino compatible devices just being compatible in hardware pinout. How will mARS be arduino compatible? Also, what is the scholar level of your target group?
- lerugue 10y agoThis was one of the other question that came to me while reading the article. It says that it will be arduino compatible, and that it can replace ARM M0, or at least that's the idea. Do you think that's possible?. I mean, for that to happen you need the big players in the industry interested in this proyect, but it seems to be an educational microcontroller.
- f_society 10y agoHi guys, can you describe more about this mcu? Peripherals, ICSP, mcu equivalent in market (functionality). Thanks
- AndersonAgudelo 10y agoHow many GPIO ports?
- hgomezuis 10y agoEight GPIOs up to 80mA of current capability.