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Megabyte of RAM? That's a very big MCU for most of embedded programmers. 20KB is plenty for most, and some even go to zero RAM (ATtiny11).
by yetihehe 7y ago
Megabyte of RAM? That's a very big MCU for most of embedded programmers. 20KB is plenty for most, and some even go to zero RAM (ATtiny11).
- vardump 7y agoWorking with embedded systems. Different MCUs' memory ranges from bytes to gigabytes. What's plenty for one project isn't for another.
- jschwartzi 7y agoYeah I've worked on projects with Toshiba MCUs with 10's of kB of RAM, and the last truly embedded project I was on used a safety-critical MCU from TI with about a megabyte of internal ECC RAM.