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Switch from stm32 to Stellaris

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Switch from stm32 to Stellaris

  • cheng pang
    Posted by cheng pang
    on Oct 20 2011 15:22 PM
    Prodigy55 points

    Hi,

     

    My first embedded system design began from a 8bit MCU from SiliconLab, C8051F410. In my project we require a high speed of SPI, at least above 12 MHz, and we also need to calculate the inverse of tan function. It is impossible for an 8 bit process to do this, so I had to send the whole data to the computer to finish the calculation. But that's not a SOC!

    Then I turned to Arm cortex M3 and chose STM32F107 at first. Although I could finish the job, it took me quite a time to get used to it and I was not very satisfied by its performance. Suddenly, one month ago, I switched to Stellaris LM3S9B96, and the only word is WOW! 

    I bought the development kit, learned through the examples in the StellarisWare, and I was able to learn from nothing to port all the codes to it in 4 days! Thanks to the beautiful libraryware, especially for the IQMath, it is of great help to my research. Somebody may say using library may reduce the efficiency, I admit that it is true, but with TI, it is very simple to adapt the library code to your need where efficiency is critical! Now I can easily use LM3S9B96 for SPI/I2C/ADC at the same time.

    Right now I am learning porting a RTOS to the microcontroller, and LM3S9b96 is ROM integrated with SafeRTOS, which is a great plus. Also, the EVALBOT kit is also a great tool to learn the RTOS. I am very glad to switch to TI, or I wish I have done that earlier.

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  • yang zhiliang
    Posted by yang zhiliang
    on Nov 17 2011 23:09 PM
    Prodigy40 points

    hello!

    I'm lerning the LM3S9B96 now, I hope can do it by myself

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  • Blake Ethridge
    Posted by Blake Ethridge
    on Nov 26 2011 13:48 PM
    Mastermind18505 points

    Thanks for telling your Make the Switch to TI MCU story and congratulations for winning the monthly drawing in October.

    We look forward to your continued participation on E2E and let us know if we can ever be of any help here.

     

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