I understand the feather sense has 256K of SRAM. Is this memory such that I can have my sketch save data to it, like I’ve done with the UNO and it’s EEPROM? Is there a library and example of how to save and retrieve data from this SRAM?
I’m hoping to create and save/access a list of musical notes to be played via blue midi.
I have lots of experience with the UNO, and have even used an SD card with the atmega chip in prev projects. I could use an external SD card, but if this 256K of SRAM is easy to use, it might be more convenient.
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Re: Adafruit feather sense SRAM
No. SRAM is data storage for your program, i.e an variables you use (or dynamically allocated memory if you are using C++). Also, if you are using CircuitPython the bytecode of your code and loaded mpy files is stored there. Its contents DO NOT persist across resets or power cycling. There are some libraries out there that let you use a bit of flash like an EEPROM. See https://infocenter.nordicsemi.com/index ... b_fds.html and https://infocenter.nordicsemi.com/index ... b_fds.html. A hardware approach is to use an I2C EEPROM such as https://www.adafruit.com/product/5146.
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Re: Adafruit feather sense SRAM
I'm familiar with using an SD card with the Atmega328 chip, so I think I'll use the SD card feather, since my project will have room for it.
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