ABOUT THIS EPISODE
When you are developing an application using a particular MCU, likely one of the popular models, maybe built around an Arm core, you have a few different paths you can take. You can go at it on your own, you can get an assist from the MCU vendor, or you can partner with a third party to get you past the rough patches. Each of these choices comes with different tradeoffs, including the costs, design times, and a few other factors.
To help you understand how to make these choices for your application, Rich and Vin brought in one of those potential partners to discuss the various trade-offs. This episode of DevTalk with Rich and Vin features Ranganathan SK, the Associate Vice President of Product Engineering Services at MosChip Technologies.
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