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It is not competitive at all yet. In the world of embedded system, the processing power is not all about embedded system. The CPU takes less than 10% of the sil
by kbumsik 9y ago
It is not competitive at all yet. In the world of embedded system, the processing power is not all about embedded system. The CPU takes less than 10% of the sillicon of the chip. Look at what what it got - A single SPI, some PWMs, even so I2C, no hardware timer, no ADC/DAC. So it should rely on software implementation of peripheral. Lack of hardware peripherals will lead to fail real time requirements. It may slower than even arduino in some operations. Moreover, where are you going to use 320MHz with tiny 16kb of RAM? This chip might be useful for calculating such as DSP or Machine learning unit but this is yet practically useless for a microcontroller. There is yet a long way to take off.