I would like to ask about the use of microPython on domestic chips

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Hey guys, the group company has issued a document requiring all R&D and production equipment to be equipped with domestic chips. There are several devices developed by me that use ESP32+MicroPython. I checked, but I don't understand whether Espressif is a Chinese company and whether its chips are domestic chips?

Can you guys recommend any Chinese chips that can use MicroPython? Because of my limited ability, I can't adapt it myself, so I want to ask if there are any Chinese alternatives with better adaptation and complete documentation. Thank you.

damiaa

It's from Espressif Shanghai.

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damiaa posted on 2023-4-7 09:18 Lexin Shanghai.

Espressif Technology is in Shanghai, but it seems to be a foreign-funded company, so I am not sure, is a foreign-funded company still considered domestic?

damiaa

Domestic refers to things produced in the country. For example, in China, products with the words " Made in China " or "made in China" are called domestic. However, with the deepening of economic globalization , the concept of domestic has changed. In the mobile phone and automobile industries, domestic refers to products that are independently developed, produced and manufactured in China, or products with more than half of their components being domestically produced.

Espressif Systems is a company headquartered in Shanghai, China. China is its R&D focus and management functions are also in China. It is a listed company on China's Science and Technology Innovation Board.

dcexpert

ESP32 definitely counts

wangerxian

Domestic refers to things produced in the country. Taking China as an example, things printed with the words "Made in China" or "made in China" are called domestic. But with the deepening of economic globalization, the concept of domestic has changed. In the mobile phone and automobile industries, domestic refers to products that are independently developed and manufactured in China, or products with more than half of their parts and components are domestically produced. Espressif Systems is a company headquartered in Shanghai, China. China is the focus of research and development, and management functions are also in China. It is a listed company on China's Science and Technology Innovation Board.

You are right!

常见泽1

Hello, do you need to issue zzkk?

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damiaa posted on 2023-4-7 09:36 Domestic refers to things produced in the country. Taking China as an example, things with the words "Made in China" or "made in China" are called domestic. But with the...

OK, thanks

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dcexpert posted on 2023-4-7 10:15 ESP32 is definitely included

Now I feel relieved. It saves me a lot of work. I can watch others migrate leisurely.

dcexpert

Posted by Extreme Zero on 2023-4-7 11:00 I feel relieved now. It saves me a lot of work. I can watch others migrate leisurely

As long as the performance and price can meet the requirements, using Python will save a lot of trouble

吾妻思萌

This domestic substitution is actually very confusing and difficult to define. Does it count if the IP is used? Does it count if the development tools are from others? Does it count if the fab is from others? Does it count if the plastic material package is from others? I think this is a manifestation of laymen guiding experts.

吾妻思萌

The LD layer patted its head and said that domestic substitution is essentially the same as the iron smelting in the 1950s. They are all doing one thing. Basic science has been left there for 20 years without anyone paying attention. It's unfortunate, but there is nothing they can do, and they even want to make a fortune.

ddllxxrr

Still the same old question, what to do if using PYTHON in batches, should we burn them in one by one? ???

极限零

ddllxxrr posted on 2023-4-11 08:07 It's still the same old question. What if I use PYTHON in batches? Do I burn them in one by one? ? ? ?

Using C is also burning one by one. Anyway, we have a process to burn the program