ST has recently released the new STM32CubeMX 4.12.0. It faces some minor changes to the user interfaces but, more important, it now seems to work perfectly also on MacOS X and Linux. In fact, it’s now possible to change the I/O settings like it happens on the Windows platform:Another interesting …
I’ve implemented a faster way to automatically import CubeMX project into an Eclipse tool-chain based on the GNU ARM Plugin, as described either on this blog and in my book. I’ve implemented …
[box type=”warning” align=”” class=”” width=””]Read carefully This post is outdated, since the latest CubeMX 4.14 officially supports both Linux and MacOS. So, you no longer need to apply the instructions …
I received this apparently simply question from a reader of this blog: how can I delay a fistful of microseconds in STM32? That is, how to measure microseconds precisely in STM32? …
One drawback of the Nucleo ecosystem is the lack of a version with ethernet connectivity or a dedicated shield officially supported by ST. There are 90 different STM32 MCUs available that …
ST Microelectronics recently expanded its portfolio of STM32 microcontrollers with the new STM32F7 family. These are the new best-in-class MCUs from ST, with a Cortex-M7 core able to run up …