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This sounds way too good to be true. - 8 core RISC-V w/DSP - Hardware Convolution Unit - RTC - SDR!? - Ultra low power - Low cost - Lots of libraries I

by mastax 10y ago

This sounds way too good to be true. - 8 core RISC-V w/DSP - Hardware Convolution Unit - RTC - SDR!? - Ultra low power - Low cost - Lots of libraries I hope this is real, but I'll believe it when you can buy it.

fake-name 10y ago
Where do you see a SDR? It has a software defined /modem/, but that's basically a fancy way of saying it has DSP facilities.
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- thawkins 10y ago
  http://greenwaves-technologies.com/en/first-internet-things-iot-processor/ http://greenwaves-technologies.com/en/first-internet-things-... Has radio capabilities in the imb/s range.
Matthias247 10y ago
If I understand it correctly it normally only has 64kB of RAM for all the cores together. And 512kB Flash memory. It seems to be possible to add max. 16MB of external RAM of some proprietary kind (HyperBus interface). For applications that usually need a lot of processing power that's not a lot. 333Mbps memory bandwidth isn't either. Regarding libraries I would expect that they mean that lots of open source libraries and RTOS might probably run.
- bitexploder 10y ago
  Seems great for little enhanced sensors and things in between tiny and "just run Linux and call it IoT"
ddorian43 10y ago
SDR == Software Defined Radio ?