I so, so, so wish ST (or anyone else) had ethernet PHY on-chip.  Only TI
does, and everything in their Stellaris 9000-series have 8-12 week
lead-time, despite being in production for a year.

ST...Atmel...Freescale...help!  :)
J



William "Chops" Westfield wrote:
>
> On Nov 30, 2011, at 11:53 PM, Oli Glaser wrote:
>
>> I had to cheer myself up after spending ages looking at screw
>> dimensions, so whilst on Mouser I grabbed one of these:
>> http://uk.mouser.com/ProductDetail/STMicroelectronics/STM32F4DISCOVERY/?=
qs=3DsGAEpiMZZMvFPGEOwQcrY8eCSOyOXcPBXPB8snd5oaY%3d
>>
>>
>>
 From ST, Cortex M4 1MB flash 192KB RAM, with 3 axis accelerometer, MEMS
>> digital microphone, audio DAC with class D driver,
>> programmable/debuggable via USB.
>
> They've been giving them away, too.  I wound up with more than one,
> but... a meg of flash is a daunting prospect.  Maybe I'll wait for
> 2.10bsd to show up on them (like it has on PIC32.)
>
> Training materials that are a "not too bad" distance between the
> marketing literature and the full (huge!) datasheet are here:
>
> ftp://stintext:mcuftp@ftp-us.st.com/STM32F4_Seminar
>
> Interestingly, they're doing common-pinout, common-peripheral, chips
> in M3 AND M4 in a variety of memory sizes.  Makes for a lot of
> options...
>
> BillW
>
>
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