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Microcontrollers made by ST. The development boards are called Nucleo and are compatible with various [[Arduino]] shields. Many STM32 chips can run with the [https://www.espruino.com Espruino] environment | Microcontrollers made by [https://www.st.com/ ST]. The development boards are called Nucleo and are compatible with various [[Arduino]] shields. Many STM32 chips can run with the [https://www.espruino.com Espruino] environment. | ||
== Available Boards == | == Available Boards == | ||
We have a couple different boards from the [[Microcontroller Hacking Night]] in the [[Electronics Room|electronics room]] to play around with: | |||
* 2x STM32F401 | * 2x STM32F401 | ||
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[[Category:Electronics]] | [[Category:Electronics]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:19, 23 July 2019
Microcontrollers made by ST. The development boards are called Nucleo and are compatible with various Arduino shields. Many STM32 chips can run with the Espruino environment.
Available Boards
We have a couple different boards from the Microcontroller Hacking Night in the electronics room to play around with:
- 2x STM32F401
- 1x STM32L496
- 2x Dual DC motor driver expansion board (STSPIN240)
- 2x Motion MEMS and environmental expansion board
