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Product Overview

Overview and features of the W-series products.

Product Feature Comparison

The W-series products have some functional differences based on different MCU controllers. Below is a comparison table of their features.

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ChipExpressif ESP32-C6WCH CH32V208
ArchitectureDual-core RISC-V 32BitSingle-core RISC-V 32Bit
Freq.160MHz & 20MHz(Low Power Core)144MHz
RAM512 KB64 KB
Internal ROM/Flash320 KB480 KB
Flash on-board2 MB2 MB
WiFi2.4GHz, 802.11b/g/n/ax
Bluetooth LE5.35.3
Ethernet10M PHY
Programming IO18 GPIO18 GPIO
CAN
UART2 UART + 1 LP UART3 UART
I2C1 I2C + 1 LP I2C2 I2C
SPI2 SPI
ADC7 channels
PWM6 channels
User LED1 WS2812 RGB LED1 WS2812 RGB LED
Button1 Button1 Button
Low PowerYesYes
Board Dimensions

Supported Development Environments

Development environment support varies depending on the MCU controller. The current status is as follows.

Arduino is a beginner-friendly development environment that allows easy hardware control through simple code. It provides many libraries for various sensors and peripherals, enabling rapid prototyping.

MicroPython is a streamlined version of Python designed specifically for microcontrollers, ideal for rapid embedded project development. With Python syntax, users can easily write and debug embedded programs.

Rust is a language focused on safety and performance, effectively preventing memory leaks and concurrency issues. While it has a steeper learning curve, its memory management mechanisms are well-suited for embedded development.

Zig is a modern systems programming language that emphasizes explicit memory management and direct hardware access. It is flexible and efficient, making it ideal for resource-constrained embedded systems development.

TinyGo is an embedded version of the Go language that supports running on microcontrollers and WebAssembly. It offers concise syntax, suitable for quickly writing portable embedded programs.

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Arduino
MicroPython
C
Rust
Zig
TinyGo

RTOS support also varies.

Zephyr is a modular real-time operating system designed for resource-constrained embedded devices. It supports multiple architectures and peripherals, making it suitable for developing cross-platform IoT applications.

FreeRTOS is a lightweight real-time operating system widely used in embedded systems. It features flexible task scheduling, making it ideal for real-time task management on small devices.

Embassy is a Rust-based embedded async framework focused on non-blocking asynchronous task management. It leverages Rust’s memory safety features to help develop efficient and secure embedded systems.

RT-Thread is a real-time operating system with rich embedded development capabilities. It provides a flexible kernel architecture, suitable for IoT, industrial control, and other scenarios.

RTIC (Real-Time Interrupt-driven Concurrency) is a Rust-based concurrency framework designed for real-time systems. It uses interrupt-driven design to ensure efficient system operation, suitable for embedded projects requiring real-time responsiveness.

NuttX is a POSIX-compatible real-time operating system that emphasizes small size and high portability. It supports rich embedded features, suitable for microcontroller development from low-end to high-end.

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Zephyr
FreeRTOS
Embassy
RT-Thread
RTIC
NuttX

Product Features

  • On-board 16Mbits (2MBytes) flash memory
  • On-board WS2812 addressable RGB LED
  • On-board tact switch
  • USB-C power supply with complete charging/discharging circuit, supports lithium battery
  • Compatible with Pro Micro form factor and IO