Discover the HiLetgo STM32F103C8T6 Minimum Development Learning Board for Enhanced Learning Experiences Review

Works as described. Very fast microcontroller. It has a number of different features compared to the regular Arduino. CAN bus. Multiple SPI ports. SPI DMA. However, this is not a replacement for your Arduino projects. There's significantly less library support, so I recommend those who rely on libraries check out how to modify the libraries to work with the STM32 (usually just a few fixes here and there). Also, don't let the price fool you, you'll need at least an ftdi programmer, and there are

This is a very easy Arduino upgrade. I'll be using this in a LiDAR project where I've encountered the real-time processing limitations of the traditional Arduino. They are very easy to use in the Arduino IDE:1. Add STM32Duino Board Manager to Arduino2. Install "STM32F1xx Boards by stm32duino" 3. Install "Arduino SAM Boards (32-bit ARM Cortex M3)" if not already done. THIS WAS A STEP THAT TURNED ME. The old version of the Arduino IDE included this by default, but some of them (including the…

I'm trying to build a quadcopter from scratch including a flight controller. I will use code developed by someone else and adapt it to my needs. I originally thought that using an Arduino UNO would be the right hardware, but it turned out to be too slow. I spotted this board while watching some videos and it was easy to figure out that this would be the best choice: 32bit and 72MHz clock speed. There are enough 5V pins on this board to use this board with a 3 cell LiPo battery and a suitable…