uC is microController
Today I found a member on chat spouting the old news that for a given crystal speed a AVR will run 4 times faster than a PIC. Thus AVRs are better.
There is much more to selecting a processor then this and yes we have been down this road how many times? Regardless of which vendor you pick it is important to select the uC best matched to your project. Generally all the uC brands out there will do the job provided you pick one with the right resources.
For the person new to uC's by far the two most important issues are 'what the guy teaching or helping you is using' and 'the tools you have on hand'. The rest is near noise level.
Today I found a member on chat spouting the old news that for a given crystal speed a AVR will run 4 times faster than a PIC. Thus AVRs are better.
There is much more to selecting a processor then this and yes we have been down this road how many times? Regardless of which vendor you pick it is important to select the uC best matched to your project. Generally all the uC brands out there will do the job provided you pick one with the right resources.
For the person new to uC's by far the two most important issues are 'what the guy teaching or helping you is using' and 'the tools you have on hand'. The rest is near noise level.