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[[Category:STM32]] [[Category:STM32 Development Board]] | [[Category:STM32]] [[Category:STM32 Development Board]] | ||
| − | The [[Black Pill]] [[STM32 Development Boards|development board]] is a good choice. It was designed by WeAct Studio, but like the [[Blue Pill]] many different versions exist. Unlike the [[Blue Pill]], at least at the time of writing this, they all appear to be using genuine [[STM32]] processors (read: no cheaper clones exist). | + | The [[Black Pill]] [[STM32 Development Boards|development board]] is a good choice. It was designed by WeAct Studio, but like the [[Blue Pill]] many different versions exist. Unlike the [[Blue Pill]], at least at the time of writing this, they all appear to be using genuine [[STM32]] processors (read: no cheaper clones exist). Here are two different ones, both of which I suspect are clones: |
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Revision as of 02:51, 10 May 2021
The Black Pill development board is a good choice. It was designed by WeAct Studio, but like the Blue Pill many different versions exist. Unlike the Blue Pill, at least at the time of writing this, they all appear to be using genuine STM32 processors (read: no cheaper clones exist). Here are two different ones, both of which I suspect are clones:
The Black Pills are typically based on a STM32F401 or STM32F411 (both of the above are the F411 version) and offers the following specs:
- STM32F4 (STM32F401 or STM32F411) processor
- Same footprint (I/O pins)
- 25 MHz main crystal
- 32.768 kHz RTC crystal
- USB-C connector
- Programming header
