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If performance doesn't matter, then most likely this is a sign of using too powerful hardware for the job. This is ok in a hobby project, but if you wanted to p
by pkolaczk 7y ago
If performance doesn't matter, then most likely this is a sign of using too powerful hardware for the job. This is ok in a hobby project, but if you wanted to produce and sell these on mass market, then your competitor would get a smaller board with a less powerful chip and win by the price (or earn more per unit sold).
- magicalhippo 7y agoTrue, though wifi and ethernet are quite demanding, so any uC capable of either will most likely be "too powerful" for things like doing simple I2C/SPI communication with a sensor or five and relaying it back.