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Streamline chip-selection features by omitting packaging and temperature suffixes #179
YingliangCai
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Im pretty sure there is no code differences. It's there mostly for completeness. You can use either one. If you want to do it for the v00X series I think it's fine. If you send a PR I will approve. |
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I bought a new CH32V006 development board featuring the CH32V006K8U7 chip. According to the official datasheet, the only difference between the chips ending in "7" and those ending in "6" is a wider operating temperature range; all other performance metrics and features are identical.
I tested compilation using the ch32v006k8u6 feature in ch32-hal, and it compiles successfully, though selecting a different suffix feels a bit strange and counterintuitive during development.
Based on the official naming conventions, the last two characters of the part number only represent the packaging type and temperature range. Therefore, I would like to suggest streamlining the chip-selection features by stripping these suffixes. For example, shortening ch32v006k8u6 down to just ch32v006k8.
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