Hello!
Quick question-
I intend to use python software (or something) to drive a microcontroller as a DAQ. I'm considering the zero for this purpose.
I understand that the native USB port is detected as a USB device by the computer. Is the data transfer rate still limited in the same way as the serial communication on the Uno?
I'm looking for data transfer rates on the order of 120Mbit/s or 15MB/s which is not possible with the Uno. The documentation for the zero states a direct USB connection to the new chip which is encouraging, and I am hoping to find that I can utilize the full typical USB speed (within reason) with the proper setup. I searched on the forums here and did not find anything related to this... hope someone knows something!
Thanks!!!
Quick question-
I intend to use python software (or something) to drive a microcontroller as a DAQ. I'm considering the zero for this purpose.
I understand that the native USB port is detected as a USB device by the computer. Is the data transfer rate still limited in the same way as the serial communication on the Uno?
I'm looking for data transfer rates on the order of 120Mbit/s or 15MB/s which is not possible with the Uno. The documentation for the zero states a direct USB connection to the new chip which is encouraging, and I am hoping to find that I can utilize the full typical USB speed (within reason) with the proper setup. I searched on the forums here and did not find anything related to this... hope someone knows something!
Thanks!!!