The RISC-V ISA defines different privilege levels: Machine, Hypervisor, Supervisor, User. It is possible for a chip to conform to the RISC-V Privilege Spec v1.9 by only implementing the bare metal or Machine mode, which…
You are correct. This first FE310 chip on the HiFive1 board does not have a built in ADC/DAC.
The RISC-V ISA defines different privilege levels: Machine, Hypervisor, Supervisor, User. It is possible for a chip to conform to the RISC-V Privilege Spec v1.9 by only implementing the bare metal or Machine mode, which…
You are correct. This first FE310 chip on the HiFive1 board does not have a built in ADC/DAC.