Thinking about ways to prove a computer platform might last a century or so.
Perhaps stress testing disk access?
Opting for microcontrollers that are hardened for solar radiation?
Having lots of cheap backup units in a shielded box?
Thinking about ways to prove a computer platform might last a century or so.
Perhaps stress testing disk access?
Opting for microcontrollers that are hardened for solar radiation?
Having lots of cheap backup units in a shielded box?
@50htz 40nm!
Quite small!
Perhaps it is irrelevant--but we should take a look at the microcontrollers out there with the largest fabrication process gate sizes.
@permacomputer Other factors include voltage and clock frequency among other concerns
Also consider the ch32v305. The dev boards are cheap and the chip is only $0.40USD (40¢) ea, so they're almost as cheap as spare buttons
@50htz can we get video out of that easily?
the ESP32 does it with fabgl
@50htz the answer is yes
https://www.olimex.com/Products/Retro-Computers/RVPC/open-source-hardware
2K SRAM : (
@50htz some more links to bother you with xD
https://hackaday.com/2019/02/11/review-ichigojam-single-board-computer/
https://github.com/Stan6314/TinyBasRV/blob/main/Manuals/StartEn.pdf