25 MHz Cortex-M3 with Ethernet — a connected-control workhorse
The 64 KB Flash (64K x 8) and 16 KB SRAM (16K x 8) set a clear code-and-data ceiling. A lightweight TCP/IP stack plus a Modbus or BACnet application layer fits comfortably; a full embedded Linux or heavy GUI framework does not. For designs that need a deterministic control loop with Ethernet connectivity and moderate data logging, this memory partition is well matched to the 25 MHz core — no flash-wait-state surprises when the PLL is engaged.
This is a straight path for new-design qualification and multi-year production commitments.
