I can't go into detail on the project I'm working on, due to NDA, but a quick thank you to Paul and forum members and all
the incredible hard work that's been put into Teensy, the hardware and libraries over the years
With a Teensy 3.6 and just under 2 weeks of development, the majority of it from scratch, I have an application with:
Sure there are other platforms out there faster / more featured, like Pi and Beaglebone, but for something low power, small form factor, adequate I/O and capable, teensy 3.6 knocks it out of the park.
the incredible hard work that's been put into Teensy, the hardware and libraries over the years
With a Teensy 3.6 and just under 2 weeks of development, the majority of it from scratch, I have an application with:
- WPA2 Access Point
- WINC1500 file downloads at 1MB/s (bytes !)
- Http server, complete with concurrent 1.1 Persistent Connections, server side includes and 7 sockets
- Web server serves from SD Card
- Web server serves "bootstrap" locally and is FAST.
- Data recorder to SD Card (20KHz x 8 Channels x 32bit)
- Server Websockets
- Realtime data chart display in browser
- RTC
- 200K Ram left on heap, 90% program space and cycles to spare
- All under avg 180mA with everything running and can be run from battery
- No stability issues
- With I/O pins to spare
Sure there are other platforms out there faster / more featured, like Pi and Beaglebone, but for something low power, small form factor, adequate I/O and capable, teensy 3.6 knocks it out of the park.
