The flexibility of upgrading primitive use cases using the existing hardware can reduce the time of delivery and decrease the additional hardware costs. However, the architectural techniques and power requirements might vary in this process of upgradation, but it should be far better than exploring
We have already seen SparkFun, a US-based Electronics launching a ESP32 version of the Thing Plus C development platform. This time the manufacturer has unveiled its latest release, the STM32 Thing Plus. The SparkFun STM32 Thing Plus adds power and accuracy to the user’s creations
IZITRON has developed a series of compact modules and baseboards that are open-hardware STM32 development boards. These modules come with M.2 connectors and are being crowdfunded at Crowd Supply. Furthermore, the series consists of three different ARM cortex boards including M0, M4 and M7 models.
SparkFun’s MicroMod series has developed an STM32 Processor Board. “MicroMod is a modular interface ecosystem that connects a microcontroller “processor board” to various “carrier board” peripherals utilizing the M.2 standard.” The STM32 Processor board has dimensions of about 20mm x 22mm. In addition, the STM32
STMicroelectronics along with Murata is here with the STM32 Cellular IoT Discovery kit. The kit, also identified as B-L462E-CELL1, offers up to 4G LTE cellular connectivity through an eSIM. The STM32 Cellular IoT Discovery kit is packed with many onboard sensors and a tiny OLED
STMicroelectronics has added yet another entry in its Nucleo boards range, the Nucleo-64 development board powered by STM32WL55JCI MCU. The main highlight of this board is its wireless communication capabilities. Thanks to the STM32WL55JC MCU, the board is capable of LoRa, (G)FSK, (G)MSK, and BPSK
