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- Is a microcontroller (MC) a central processing unit (CPU)? | - Is a microcontroller (MC) a central processing unit (CPU)? | ||
+ | - What does SoC mean? | ||
- What is a processor core? | - What is a processor core? | ||
- | - How may cores does a microcontroller have? Compare EPS32-S2 and ESP32-C3. | + | - How may cores does a microcontroller have? Compare EPS32-S2 and ESP32-C3. |
+ | - Ask perplexity.ai: | ||
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- What does task priority mean? | - What does task priority mean? | ||
- Can the standard MC interrupt request (IRQ) mechanism still be used together with RTOS to react extremely fast to events like timer events, external sensor readings, or user interactions? | - Can the standard MC interrupt request (IRQ) mechanism still be used together with RTOS to react extremely fast to events like timer events, external sensor readings, or user interactions? | ||
+ | - RTOS is never faster and more responsive than a super loop with interrupts. Why would you use RTOS? | ||
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