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What are actually the use cases, is it for hobby or do you use in commercial work?

• TaylorAlexander 2y ago
  For the RP2040? It’s absolutely suitable for commercial work with the caveat that it lacks any security features to hide your code from users. I’m using it on the brushless motor controllers and CAN BUS nodes on our open source farming robot. I’m also using it on some LED controllers for fun, and really anything I want to build. I’m learning about switching power supplies so I’m designing a bidirectional buck/boost controller with discrete components and software control using the RP2040 as the switching controller. Here’s my motor controller: https://github.com/Twisted-Fields/rp2040-motor-controller https://github.com/Twisted-Fields/rp2040-motor-controller
  • prox 2y ago
    That is really cool! I love that people are actively working on these devices. It’s a field that doesn’t get that much attention.