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ESP32 is a very generic synthesized chip, not particularly ULP oriented. On other hand, it's the most developer friendly company out there. I've been unsucces
by baybal2 5y ago
ESP32 is a very generic synthesized chip, not particularly ULP oriented.
On other hand, it's the most developer friendly company out there.
I've been unsuccessful getting any proper reaction from Innophase about SDK support. Their sales seem to not even understand what we are wanting from them, and keep sending us "enter these AT commands through USB-TTL"
ESP32 is also pretty much the one, and only wireless MCU you can buy on the open market, in any quantity, on a short notice. Nothing else comes with the supply chain security like this.
- kelnos 5y ago> ESP32 is a very generic synthesized chip, not particularly ULP oriented. Maybe not, but setting it up to sleep most of the time and only boot once a day to fetch the calendar and update the display should sip power pretty sparingly; I expect you'd get months if not a year or more before needing to recharge the battery.