What can I do to compare processor performance for Arduino and Nucleo-64

Hi folks,

I have a question for you. I'm taking Computer Organization course this semester and I need to do a term project related to IOT and CORG at the same time. So I was thinking of comparing the processor performances for Arduino and Nucleo as the headline suggests. So what are your ideas on this matter? What kind of things can I do to compare those computers processor performances. I thought I can light some LEDs and take their response times but only this is not enough though.

Thanks in advance.

What is "CORG"?

What is "Nucleo-64"?

An Arduino can switch an LED very very much faster than you can see so I don't immediately understand what that might tell you.

...R

Robin2:
What is "CORG"?

What is "Nucleo-64"?

An Arduino can switch an LED very very much faster than you can see so I don't immediately understand what that might tell you.

...R

Sorry for not being clear. CORG is my computer organization course which is about the hardware inside the computers and Nucleo-64 is a computer like arduino but different hardware. I need to find some actions to be done by both of these and record their CPU performances, but I need some ideas on that.

Nucleo-64 is a computer like arduino but different hardware.

So, a lot like Arduino?

This thread might be useful: Microcontroller I/O & ADC Benchmarks.

Delta_G:
You should be able to do most of your comparison by just looking at the data sheets for the two processors.

Professor wants to see some effort. He wants us to try and see the difference ourselves. That's why I'm doing this. Otherwise don't worry I'm not crazy :slight_smile:

DeveloperDAG:
Professor wants to see some effort. He wants us to try and see the difference ourselves.

Great.
Thanks for the clarification.
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