> > If making a board from scratch, I'd take two KL2x and (each can be > USB host or device, but not both at the same time) and connect them > to each other. There, I could use my existing firmware from Anelok, > and teach it new tricks. Also, the KL2x pair should be smaller, > cheaper, and may be easier to handle than an STM32. > > So, a pair of MKL26Z128VFM4 (for example) and uart communication between them should do the trick, no? I'm hoping that qfn32 is hand solder friendly :P
> > Uuh, I'd stay away from FTDI. If you value openness, they're not > your friends. > > Got it! ;)
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