🚀 Elevate Your Projects with STM32 Nucleo!
The STM32 Nucleo Development Board NUCLEO-F446RE is a high-performance platform featuring an ARM Cortex-M4 core, 512 Kbytes of Flash memory, and a robust 180 MHz CPU. It includes an on-board ST-LINK/V2-1 debugger/programmer, supports USB power, and is equipped with interactive components like LEDs and push-buttons. Compatible with various Integrated Development Environments, it’s designed for developers seeking flexibility and efficiency in their projects.
M**A
Good development board.
STM32 F446RE is a great platform for learning very low level embedded systems programming. These board are much more challenging than Arduino and ESP32, but the effort to learn is worthwhile.
A**L
Exactly as described
Great for projects, no issues with mine
A**R
Good quality
Excellent development board
M**L
Calidad
Buena placa de desarrollo
A**R
Great board, but pricing is high
Board works perfectly with no issues. But you're better off buying this directly from STMicroelectronics, as it sells there for the actual price of $13.72 with $5.99 UPS Ground shipping (of course, shipping depends on your area). Or buy from an authorized distributor like Mouser or Digikey.UPDATE: The pricing on this item appears to have been adjusted and is very comparable to STM's pricing now. Board has been working great.
D**N
Great Board
Working with electronics, sometimes the cost of equipment for development is exorbitant. for this project this board was both necessary and cost efficient.
M**C
Seems to work OK.
Built-in programmer section will program the MCU and verify/debug code.
A**K
Use with STM32IDE
Great board, came as advertised. Initial project setup was slow do to unfamiliarity with IDE. Would recommend programming using STM32IDE over STM32CubeMx. The STM32IDE already comes with STM32CubeMx integration. To debug, you'll need to download the ST-Link debugger driver. Board also does not come with USB cable which you'll need for connecting to computer for programming on board.
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