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The headline should say “Arduino-compatible boards” but otherwise it’s all applicable. There are plenty of Arduino-compatible Cortex M0 and M4 boards out there.
by mason55 7y ago
The headline should say “Arduino-compatible boards” but otherwise it’s all applicable. There are plenty of Arduino-compatible Cortex M0 and M4 boards out there.
- StavrosK 7y agoOh, like the Leonardo et al? I guess that makes sense, I forgot about those, thanks.
- ohazi 7y agoAmusingly, the USB interface MCU on the new Arduino Nano (SAMD11 Cortex-M0+) is more powerful than the AVR that runs the sketch (ATmega4809). Less flash and SRAM though, which seems to be the primary cost driver these days. [1] https://store.arduino.cc/usa/nano-every https://store.arduino.cc/usa/nano-every
- sbierwagen 7y agoThe Arduino Due has a big Cortex M3 chip on it, costs ten bucks more than an Uno, and came out 7 years ago. Doesn't have enough RAM to run the demo in the OP though.