Migrating from W7100A-S2E to SPI one
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RE: Migrating from W7100A-S2E to SPI one
by pertosa ·
Dear Support,
We still have this need.
Could you recommend a chip for our application?
What is the difference from using W7500 to W5500?
We have our own microcontroller and just would like to receive/send the data via SPI, without developing internet & TCP/IP stacks.
We have an urgent need and we have no time do develop all the Internet & TCP/IP stack. So which one is better to us?
Thanks