few unos, the micros and pros which i cant keep apart

a few kinds of bare ATtiny's and ATmega chips

some STM32

teensy

hmmm i am new to this of arduinos. I did some arduino tinkering on measurement class but nothing serious like i want to do right now. I heard the TI are for "the real deal" and the arduinos good for prototyping

is that true or a meme

?

arduinos have the advantage of the ecosystem and they come with a bootloader

oh i have some ESP8266s and ESP32s too

forgot about those

but the 8bit atmega chips (in the arduinos) are quite slow compared to others

the esp is quite fun

can do alot more with network

Meme, arduinos are just an atmega chip, you can program them without arduino IDE. But stm32 are more powerful for less money. Don't know much about TI

people who attach arduinos to ESPs

why.jpg

5v

i guess

Also FPGAs are cool

buy a billion logic level converts from ali from a fww cents

i used FPGAs in school

link?

they seem so fucking pointless unless you have this very specific usecase and want it fast

development time is complete and utter ass

i am searching for arduinos pros in ali atm

Arduino has a usable ADC and more IO than esp8266

apparently those are for semi permanent controls*

my laptop with an i7-7700HQ, 16GB ram and SSD takes multiple minutes to compile some shit in quartus

and that just was the hello world equivalent

Arduino pros are just nanos without usb-uart, so you need a separate uart dongle

damn son

most of the thing we did in that class was run a softcore cpu once and then just do your shit in C++

@efaxdi the esp32 has loads of pins, but i not think the software is as mature

There was this massive buttplug posted here earlier, I can't find it

also they have ADCs too don't they

Have you looked in your ass

unless you meant to imply they are unusable

I'd fucking know if it was there

kek

It was like the size of an infant

>buttplug