MCU

This guide details the features of the ESP - Spot AI voice interaction module, including its integrated hardware, voice and motion recognition capabilities, power supply options, and working states. It also explores its applications in smart toys, voice assistants, and home automation, highlighting its open - source advantage.

The MUSE Pi Pro is a credit card-sized single-board computer featuring an 8-core RISC-V K1 processor, 2TOPS AI computing power, and comprehensive I/O interfaces. Designed for robotics, edge computing, and AIoT applications, it supports multiple operating systems and provides complete development tools for efficient intelligent product development.

STMicroelectronics announces STM32CubeIDE 2.0.0, decoupling STM32CubeMX from the IDE to improve flexibility, performance, and stability for STM32 developers working with over 4,000 devices.

Learn step - by - step how to program the ESP32, including hardware setup, IDE installation, programming language selection, and code examples.

Explore the future trends in the development of Microcontroller Units (MCUs), including increased integration, enhanced performance, and more. This article provides insights for those interested in MCU technology.

This article explores what MCU is, its basic structure including CPU, memory, etc. It also details the development history of MCU in five stages from 1971 to the present, and mentions the rise of domestic MCU.

Explore the advanced features and technical specifications of the AC791N, including its high - performance processing core, Bluetooth technology, audio capabilities, low - power design, and rich peripheral interfaces.

Explore the features of Jieli Bluetooth SoC, including high - performance processing, advanced Bluetooth technology, excellent audio processing, and low - power design. Learn about its application in audio devices, smart wearables, and IoT devices.

Discover how the new STM32WBA6 in the STM32 wireless MCU series addresses the pain point of wireless protocol fragmentation. Learn about its single - chip multi - protocol concurrent communication, performance upgrades, low power consumption, high reliability, security features, and software - hardware ecosystem support.

Explore the limitations and necessary precautions when utilizing the GPIO pins of the ESP32 development board, including electrical characteristics, pin conflicts, and power - related issues.