Goodday people,
Last week i finished a prototype of a product which uses an 8-bit Atmega2560 (running at 8Mhz) to sample data from 6 sensors, This data is then send to an online database. This prototype works good, however from the beginning i knew that the atmega had to go and make place for a microcontroller with more performance. Also the atmega lacks some peripherals that i need like more accurate timers.
Now i have been looking at 32-bit microcontrollers from STmicroelectronics,...
Choosing the correct 32 bit ARM MCU (SAM, TI or STM32)
Last week i finished a prototype of a product which uses an 8-bit Atmega2560 (running at 8Mhz) to sample data from 6 sensors, This data is then send to an online database. This prototype works good, however from the beginning i knew that the atmega had to go and make place for a microcontroller with more performance. Also the atmega lacks some peripherals that i need like more accurate timers.
Now i have been looking at 32-bit microcontrollers from STmicroelectronics,...
Choosing the correct 32 bit ARM MCU (SAM, TI or STM32)
