Single-sided performance issues

czytmxb

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I would like to ask all the experts, I have used 430 MCU and STM32 MCU. When designing circuits and writing programs, why can't I experience the advantages and disadvantages of the MCU, such as the running speed of the MCU, the system architecture, etc. Is my application too superficial? I'm sorry to make you laugh. I wonder which expert can give me some advice?

littleshrimp

It should be. MSP430 usually has a main frequency of about 16M to 25MHz, and STM32 usually has a main frequency of 48MHz or above. I have used both of them. I feel that MSP430 is easier to use and the peripheral control is relatively simple. STM32 is more complicated, needs more configuration, and has more powerful functions.

ddllxxrr

STM32 uses a library, while MSP430 does not. Can't we see the advantages and disadvantages? ??? ??? One is 32-bit and the other is 8-bit. Can't we see the advantages and disadvantages? ??? ???

littleshrimp

ddllxxrr posted on 2018-8-31 16:52 STM32 uses libraries, while MSP430 does not. Can't we see the advantages and disadvantages? ? ? ? ? One is 32-bit and the other is 8-bit. Can't we see...

16-bit

ddllxxrr

littleshrimp posted on 2018-8-31 16:54 16 bits

For 16 bits

EETUX

ddllxxrr posted on 2018-8-31 16:52 STM32 uses a library, while MSP430 does not. Can't you see the advantages and disadvantages? ? ? ? ? One is 32-bit and the other is 8-bit. Can't you see that...

430 also uses a libraryhttp://www.ti.com/tool/mspdriverlib