The Nucleo boards feature the STM32 MCUs, which are based on ARM Cortex M0, M3, and M4 cores. This variety allows you to pick the MCU that gives you the proper balance of performance and power for ...

Dev boards sporting a powerful ARM microcontroller are the future, despite what a gaggle of Arduino clones from China will tell you. Being the future doesn’t mean there’s not plenty of these boards ...

Future Electronics is making the new range of STM32 Nucleo prototyping boards from STMicroelectronics available free via its FTM Board Club website for design engineers. Board Club, which provides ...

Programmable logic devices have claimed their place in the hobbyist world, with more and more projects showing up that feature either a CPLD or their bigger sibling, the FPGA. That place is rightfully ...

The STM32 Nucleo-144 series (NUCLEO-FxxxZy) of low-cost, compact development boards use the STM32 family of Cortex-M4 based flash microcontrollers. The boards are fully compatible with existing ...