TI's new line of MSPM0 50-cent (in bulk) or less chips are pretty interesting for Cortex M0+ cost-optimized projects.
Though IMO, the most interesting chips here are the Cortex-M22 or Cortex-M32 chips (from everybody). These chips have outstanding features at under 5mA of power usage, albeit more expensive than your typical M0+ chip.
M0+ like RP2040 is always about cost-optimization. But capabilities wise, there's all sorts of other processors that simply does more in smaller power envelopes.
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Thinking things like Nordic Semiconductor's nRF5340.
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TI's new line of MSPM0 50-cent (in bulk) or less chips are pretty interesting for Cortex M0+ cost-optimized projects.
Though IMO, the most interesting chips here are the Cortex-M22 or Cortex-M32 chips (from everybody). These chips have outstanding features at under 5mA of power usage, albeit more expensive than your typical M0+ chip.
M0+ like RP2040 is always about cost-optimization. But capabilities wise, there's all sorts of other processors that simply does more in smaller power envelopes.
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Thinking things like Nordic Semiconductor's nRF5340.