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The initeq STM32F103C8T6 Blue Pill Development Board 2-pack with ST-Link V2 programmer offers a powerful 72MHz 32-bit ARM Cortex M3 MCU, 64KB flash memory, and 20KB RAM. Designed for professional developers and makers, it supports Arduino-compatible bootloader flashing and features MicroUSB plus ST-Link V2 connectivity for seamless programming and debugging. Ideal for embedded systems, IoT projects, and rapid prototyping.
| ASIN | B079B95L9Y |
| Best Sellers Rank | #4,135 in Single Board Computers (Computers & Accessories) |
| Brand | initeq |
| Built-In Media | Two development boards, one ST-Link V2 compatible USB device for programming/debugging |
| CPU Speed | 72 MHz |
| Compatible Devices | Computers (PCs, laptops, tablets) with USB connectivity |
| Connectivity Technology | USB |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 96 Reviews |
| Manufacturer | initeq |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 64 KB |
| Mfr Part Number | STM32BPSL01 |
| Model Name | STM32F103C8T6 ARM STM32 Minimum System Development Board |
| Model Number | STM32BPSL01 |
| Number of Items | 3 |
| Number of Packs | 2 |
| Operating System | Linux |
| Processor Brand | STMicroelectronics |
| Processor Count | 1 |
| Processor Speed | 72 MHz |
| RAM Memory Installed | 20 KB |
| RAM Memory Technology | DDR |
| Ram Memory Installed Size | 20 KB |
| Total Usb Ports | 2 |
| UPC | 810673030927 |
| Wireless Compability | Bluetooth |
M**E
Simple way to get into ST's Ecosystem
I'm starting up a custom PCB project, and I was looking for a board that would yields as vanilla an MCU experience as possible so I would know how to program my board when I assembled it. This is that. I used ST's CubeMX software to generate a sample project, opened it up in CubeIDE, and connected to this MCU via SWD and programmed it. The "hardest" thing was figuring out how to connect the headers (SWDIO == DIO, SWCLK == CLK, these are the pins on the bottom row, the row away from the gap). I did update the firmware for the ST-LINK though, as pointed out in another review of the ST-LINK dongle. Searched for STSW-LINK007 on Google, found the software package download on ST's website, ran it, and it updated the dongle firmware no problem. This thing is cheap, it works, and it's great exposure to the ST ecosystem. It's everything I wanted. 5/5
R**S
STM32 Arduino for the Win
A capable part for a reasonable price with Arduino support. Unlike blue pill this comes with but does not require a converter. You can connect with Arduino through USB-C without too much hassle. You do have to play a trick with the buttons to put into programming mode if you program by the USB-C. As an Arduino person USB is my "one stop shop" for power, serial data up/down, and programming. It's a nice setup. ESP32 is also quite capable as an alternative but the analog to digital conversion on that part is pretty awful.
V**R
Works great for the $10 O-scope DIY projects
This is a great way to start STM32, the adapter and cable are included and all the drivers are verified. I didn't have to do anything to get the ST-Link going on my PC. ST is a big company, they manage the drivers well. The Arduino IDE can be used to program it if you are not comfortable with the free STM32CubeMX IDE. I have to say though, the CubeMX IDE will let you reach the full potential of this board, it gives you access to everything on the F103. Each board in the kit ran my o-scope adaptation without issue. I'm happy with this purchase
N**A
Product failures
I ordered a pair of microcontrollers, one of them failed to boot. On time delivery.
T**3
Good product
Not only did this include the 2 boards, headers and the ST-Link USB. It also included female header for making connections to a board. I am very happy with the product. I have soldered up one and tested it out with FreeJoy. The board looks clean and well put together. I would recommend.
A**R
Worked great once I found the directions on the Web
I'd planned to use the Arduino IDE, so I had to flash the bootloader (which is why I goe my first package with the ST-LINK). Once I found the directions, I had them set up in less than 10 minutes. Mine were 128K variants, but there are 64K as well. But if Flash is that tight, consider a larger model.
N**E
Like most of chinese origin products, you can't fully rely that everything is working.
Ordered one more set... this time neither ST-Link nor boards work... so, here come "upgrade" to 1 star and no more dealing with supplier... USB dongle heats up, programmer can see ID, but can't communicate to target, also it doesn't come up as ST-Link device in Device manager... so, buggy trash... Boards tested with existing ST-Link part on Nucleo and Discovery boards... also useless trash... :( Ordered few months ago, mostly because of USB dongle and so far it works perfectly (with other STM boards. Assembled (soldered pins) port only one out of two supplied STM boards and it is non responsive. Haven't opened second one yet...
O**T
Probably depends on your IDE choice
Tried using this with STM32CubeIDE. No luck. It seems to think it is not a valid chip. Visually it looks genuine. I'm new to STM32, but did try the same stuff on a STM32F407G-DISC1 board ordered separately from an approved vendor and was successful there. Maybe STM has started to crack down on chips used to populate BluePill boards? Or maybe there is some other error that caused it to not recognize. I gave up after a couple days - so maybe it's just me? It probably works fine with other environments...
Y**M
right item
It was identical to how it was described.
M**C
Counterfeit
It's not STM32 for starters, it's ch32f103t8t6, some markings on the crystal oscillator were scratched off, reset button looks different, the "ST-Link" device is badly made, e.g. the USB connector cap doesn't fit - the actual items don't resemble the description at all. Not going to test if it works, it's too risky.
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