WCH CH32V006EVT Brings Zephyr and Open Tooling to a Sub-$15 RISC-V Board
Olimex's tiny CH32V006EVT pairs a 48MHz RISC-V MCU with 62KB flash, an upstream Zephyr board target, and open-source ch32fun tooling for about $11.
Olimex's tiny CH32V006EVT pairs a 48MHz RISC-V MCU with 62KB flash, an upstream Zephyr board target, and open-source ch32fun tooling for about $11.
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