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[SOLVED] Implementing functions using hardware or software

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Is it better to implement functions using hardware or software ??

for example
I have seen an AVR mp3 using a VS1001k IC for decoding
while computers use software for the same function

which is better ??
 

Re: Hardware vs Software

from my point of view is the best hardware for delivering the result you soon, without using the core. clear that the hardware is that and nothing more than that, if you define it as software will have the freedom to alter it if necessary with the consequent cost of the core processing time, you take it away from some other function that will be sharing the machine. Now, you know that is best for your machine and your project, and this will define your choice
 
Re: Hardware vs Software

If you want to know about hardware and software than you have to first learn some basic of both. Hardware is a all physical content of computer and some devices. Software is collection of data and instruction of computer program. Both are very important for implement new function of application.
 

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