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It's too bad there is no ATMega chip to pull off and plug into a bread board. I liked the idea of using the Arduino as a programming centre. Put the chip into
by KamiCrit 12y ago
It's too bad there is no ATMega chip to pull off and plug into a bread board.
I liked the idea of using the Arduino as a programming centre. Put the chip into a project and then grab another chip to program for the next project.
- tdicola 12y agoYou won't find many powerful ARM chips that are in a DIP package. There are a couple from NXP (like the LPC810: https://learn.adafruit.com/getting-started-with-the-lpc810/introduction https://learn.adafruit.com/getting-started-with-the-lpc810/i...), but otherwise it's just not worth the chip manufacturers time to build something that would have such low demand (relative to all the other stuff they make).