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Moving from STM32 to CH32..Anyone else?
No more Keil or IAR...I miss some of the devices but so far no compliants...tools are cheap and free and I don't think I'll go back....
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Goodbye STM32 ARM – Meet the CH32 RISC-V Chips That Replaced It!
TriniRobotics
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TriniRobotics explains why they transitioned from STM32 ARM microcontrollers to cheap CH32 RISC-V chips for their embedded projects.
New to RISC-V? Check out this video: youtube.com/watch?v=7rvNrV3vUzo I finally made the switch from STM32 ARM microcontrollers to CH32 RISC-V chips and I’m not looking back. In this video, I reveal the exact CH32 chips I’m using, how they compare to STM32, and why they’ve taken over my embedded projects. Whether you're a maker, embedded developer, or just RISC-V curious, this might be the shift you didn’t see coming. Want to learn RISC-V Assembly? Check out my course: udemy.com/course/risc-v-assembly-crash-course/?referralCode=…Why it's here
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