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There are lots of 32bit micros with all those peripherals, I think it's just that the embedded industry moves slowly and adopts new products with caution. I thi
by FigBug 13y ago
There are lots of 32bit micros with all those peripherals, I think it's just that the embedded industry moves slowly and adopts new products with caution. I think it's only a matter of time before all microcontrollers are ARM and the various 8/16 bit architectures die off.
- sitkack 13y agoThere are, but the AVR parts for example have an amazing balanced of needed peripherals that still makes those parts attractive. It Atmel replaced their AVR cores with a cortex-m0 but kept all the peripherals in place and the pinouts and the part numbering scheme the same, they would have a huge boost in market share.