Exploring different microcontrollers less than $1
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Exploring different microcontrollers less than $1
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Re: Exploring different microcontrollers less than $1
#2Perhaps Jay should have hosted the page on a microcontroller instead of a database; archive copy: https://web.archive.org/web/20171106070102/https://jaycarlso...
Re: Exploring different microcontrollers less than $1
#3Perhaps Jay should have hosted the page on a microcontroller instead of a database; archive copy: https://web.archive.org/web/20171106070102/https://jaycarlso...
it's HN's hug of death
Re: Exploring different microcontrollers less than $1
#4Perhaps Jay should have hosted the page on a microcontroller instead of a database; archive copy: https://web.archive.org/web/20171106070102/https://jaycarlso...
much appreciated, thanks!
Re: Exploring different microcontrollers less than $1
#5The waybackmachine link didn't work for me, but this did:
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https:/...
Re: Exploring different microcontrollers less than $1
#6That’s a rather good article. I will digest that today.
I’m currently using Cypress’s PSoC line (4200M boards) for a couple of personal projects. The reconfigurable hardware and analogue parts actually kill a lot of external hardware. It’s pretty amazing and ridiculously cheap. Visual Studio is the IDE for this.
https://uk.rs-online.com/mobile/p/processor-microcontroller-...
Note: don’t just jump into these if you think it’s just a better Arduino as the learning curve is extreme. You really have to know your stuff before you open the box.
Re: Exploring different microcontrollers less than $1
#7Now if somebody from China can make a list of the cheap micros under 1-2 RMB, now that would be a nice list for super low cost stuff.. that I'd be very interested in...
Re: Exploring different microcontrollers less than $1
#8Now if somebody from China can make a list of the cheap micros under 1-2 RMB, now that would be a nice list for super low cost stuff.. that I'd be very interested in...
For that price I'd believe you can get only those without packaging
Re: Exploring different microcontrollers less than $1
#9Didn't read all the author's criteria, but esp8266 is worth mentioning in the context of cheap microcontrollers.
Re: Exploring different microcontrollers less than $1
#10Now if somebody from China can make a list of the cheap micros under 1-2 RMB, now that would be a nice list for super low cost stuff.. that I'd be very interested in...
I think you can get 8051 parts for that.