RaspberryPi PICO vs Arduino NANO vs STM32 Blue Pill vs ESP32 vs STM32 Black Pill | Comparison
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- čas přidán 31. 01. 2021
- Here's a short side-by-side comparison video for all the popular competitors of the Brand New RaspberryPi Pico Dev Board. Well, based on RP2040 microcontroller powered by two 32 bit Arm Cortex M0 Processors (M0+). Running at a decent 133Mhz freq, though much faster than the Arduino buddies. Equipped with a wide variety of peripherals and at a very budget-friendly price, it's surely a HIT.
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I would also add that the Raspberry Pi Pico has 8 state machines that can manage the IO with out the CPU doing anything, that really sets it apart from other microcontrollers
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True, but you can still use the ESP32s two cores. One for handling IO and the other for the heavy lifting (mainly working with lcd screens and hella math). The ESP32 is best if you're even thinking about wireless. My only gripe is that it's barley breadboard friendly. You only get one pin to tie to on either side. The ADCs are 12 bit but not great. Go for external ADCs if you want precision. There are also some issues with deep sleep mode on this chip. Hopefully they can work out the kinks.
You got awesome data but the speed of each slide is too fast for comparing 4 different items. Nice one though.
Thanks for your time and suggestions 😊. I am so sorry for that 😞. I wanted it to be shorter. But I would keep that in mind 🤠. ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Hope you subscribe 😁❤️ Ot gives me motivation ☺️
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Very helpful!
I’ve found that esp32 is worth getting.
Thanks a lot!
Definitely go for esp32, cheap and powerful
WoW! Thank You! From Frisco, TX
Thanks. Didn't realize how powerful my esp32 was. Definitely sticking with it for my projects until i get to the point of building computers
The ESP32 and even ESP8266 are still a great deal for many purposes, due to their WLAN/BLE, even if only used as an addon serial WLAN transmitter for others.
What they are missing on the other hand, is the capability to emulate USB devices, like Arduino Leonardo and theTeensy, and now even in the Micropython ecosystem, the RP Pico.
Genuino/Arduino gotta overthink their price policy - Raspberry Pi is somewhat pricy too, but can outperform its cheaper competitors when it comes to quality and support, while you can live with many Arduino clones in their use cases (=apart from the inferior non-FTDI/32U4 USB-serial-bridges).
Wow Sir, you are saying absolutely right. Thanks for such a wonderful comment. It means a lot. Hope you have a nice day and please subscribe 😁. Sia...
I tried learning c/c++ development on ESP and STM for many months.. but poor documentation and few video tutorials bugged me down. Now, having my Pico for 3 days and I'm already starting learning.
Oh so nice, I am making a lot of tutorials on the Pico right now, with detailed description and points. Do checkout my other videos as well. ❤️
And do suggest if you want some kind of learning series for embedded systems with Pico
You can program ESP with python too. ESP32 is not even closely comparable with other MCUs. watch the video again. it is stronger in any aspect. and when it comes to wireless, it takes the cake. ESP32 is a beast, so it's not made for the faint hearted😉😊
Super awesome video.... Keep going... Very good work....👍👍👍👍
Great work
Much better than Andreas double standard reviews.
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very interesting info..thank u
Yep! ESP32 for the win. Even though they were stacked purposely unequally, even with that said, price for feature, the ESP32 win!
Assuming you either didn't know or forgot about teensy. The 4 has 600mhz clock speed and over clocked to around 1ghz.
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Excelent video! May be You can add a benchmark c/c++ and power consume
The RPi Pico can be programmed through Arduino Ide whit Lib, good video
I love it!!.. is a vídeo great!!Me encanta !! .. es un vídeo genial !!
Nice video
esp32 and even the cheaper esp8266 are way more capable than the others in practice. also you have wireless connectivity as bonus.
Yes you are absolutely correct. That's why many vendors are making their custom board with rp2040. Do subscribe to check them out, they are on the way(shipped).
ESP32 and STM32 go neck to neck for me.
KEREN !
How about esp32 for for make bldc driver its good??
without any doubt, esp32 is #1 pick of mcu for home projects by all means.
dual core (a MUST for parallel tasks)
wifi+bluetooth
500k ram for progeam execution & 4m flash storage
ton of gpio pins
cheap price
i cant think of a reason to use the other ones.
i heard that stm32 is more stable and like 1ms quicker in interrupt response time. but still, esp32 is all-in-one package, and it's dual core!
Super cool vraiment
All of them has Arduino IDE programming language
Arduino has released two old boards with two new different chips 1) arduino uno r4 wifi has arm cortex m4 $28 and 2) Arduino Nano ESP32 s3 $20. both new products have lots of mcu features, RTC, bluetooth, CAN Bus, op amp, DAC, new extra hardware debugging (not working yet), New, friendly competition between maker companies like StrawberryPi, Adafruit, Arduino and moving up on bigger industrial mcu manufacturers like Renesas and expressif is really good.
thanks
Should have added power draw range comparison.
Great
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ESP32 it is then
stm32f103 best for price i bought for 4 dollars pi pico litle harder for coding
The information shows up for too short of a time. There is unnecessary time spent on animations which add no value. That time can be repurposed for increasing the time for showing the comparison information.
you cant even read.. it shows up and gone in that moment.
Arduino is best for beginners
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Music level is a bit LOW
esp32 kind of op needs a nerf
Well the ADC isn't as accurate I've found however one can use ads1015 ADC chip (which can get chained to 4)
@@deancotton2127 it is the best value for money in my opinion and anyone with arduino programming skills can use one
The presentation is to much fast. It's impossible to pause the video in time to read the text. 😢
Esp32 vô địch
That is to fast to read comfortably
Esp32 better and cheaper.. Wah
Intresting but please cut the crap music.
😅
Video is to fast!
Bad presentation. Slide speed defeats the purpose. TOO FAST!!!!!!!!
My bad, i know i realised it quite late. But i corrected my self for other videos those came after it. Hope you find something nice on my channel about Pico. Thanks for the feedback ☺️
Too fast
too short time for information
too much time for amination
Noted brother, will improve next time 😉
Obnoxious music at times.
😂 My Apologies
horrible youtube music :D
My bad 😅
Looong time using ESP32, perfect MCU with WiFi on board )))