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Nothing like EVs, which takes hours to recharge, ICE vehicle can be refueled in minutes. This is a three-byte instruction which takes three cycles on the N76 and EFM8. While the lousy Keil C51 code prevents you from comparing across AVR and 8051 parts in this experiment, note that the STC8 only needs 153 clock cycles - compared to the 272 and 413 of the EFM8 and N76. The EFM8 starts to catch up to the STC8, while the N76 remains much further behind. Another 8-bit part that stood out was the STC8, which recorded a 6-cycle interrupt latency - that’s 6 cycles from the stop bit being received, all the way to your C interrupt handler executing. It beat out all 8-bit parts in the high-performance biquad math tests, and it turned around and achieved the third-lowest power consumption figures in the DMX test, too - needing only 607 µA, while running at a cool 1.531 MHz core speed. And while some vendors (Microchip MCC, ST STM32CubeMX, NXP Processor Expert) provide “init-only” drivers, they don’t automatically stub the ISR, nor do they automatically enable the interrupt.
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