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As it stands, that would probably be off-topic here, even if the question comes with a very detailed specification. And even though picking one is quite qualified work that requires an experienced ...
#2: Post edited
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Lundin
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2026-01-09T09:31:02Z (8 months ago)
- As it stands, that would probably be [off-topic](https://electrical.codidact.com/help/topics) here, even if the question comes with a very detailed specification. And even though picking one _is_ quite qualified work that requires an experienced engineer.
- At some point I meant to write a microcontroller selection Q&A but never got around to it... maybe we could post such a Q&A here at meta if nowhere else.
Otherwise there's a bunch of EE hanging out at the Stack Exchange chat room https://chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/15/electrical-engineering - it is probably the best place to ask such questions for now - I'd be happy to help out.
- As it stands, that would probably be [off-topic](https://electrical.codidact.com/help/topics) here, even if the question comes with a very detailed specification. And even though picking one _is_ quite qualified work that requires an experienced engineer.
- At some point I meant to write a microcontroller selection Q&A but never got around to it... maybe we could post such a Q&A here at meta if nowhere else.
- Otherwise there's a bunch of EE hanging out at the Stack Exchange chat room https://chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/15/electrical-engineering - it is probably the best place to ask such questions for now - I'd be happy to help out.
- For general PCB reviews focusing on manufacturing and BoM improvements, such questions could be OK here though - see [Are BOM cost optimization questions on-topic?](https://electrical.codidact.com/posts/278136)
#1: Initial revision
by
Lundin
·
2026-01-09T09:25:34Z (8 months ago)
As it stands, that would probably be [off-topic](https://electrical.codidact.com/help/topics) here, even if the question comes with a very detailed specification. And even though picking one _is_ quite qualified work that requires an experienced engineer. At some point I meant to write a microcontroller selection Q&A but never got around to it... maybe we could post such a Q&A here at meta if nowhere else. Otherwise there's a bunch of EE hanging out at the Stack Exchange chat room https://chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/15/electrical-engineering - it is probably the best place to ask such questions for now - I'd be happy to help out.