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STM8S105K4 Development Board

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$1.74 $2.49 In stock

Category: ST Micro Electronics

This development/breakout board (HCDVBD0032) is based around the ST Microelectronics STM8S105K4 microcontroller. STM8 microcontrollers are an ultra low cost solution to embedded control. This development board provides convenient access to the devices I/O pins via standard 2.54mm pitch headers. Besides providing access to most of the microcontrollers I/O, there is additionally a...

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Isabella ★★★★★

Just got this up and running with a simple sensor interface, and the GPIO mapping is very intuitive for such a low-power chip. The power draw sits at under 100mA during active use, which is perfect for a battery-sipping embedded project.

Ellie M. ★★★★★

Packed a small project into this board and was surprised how smoothly the STM8S handled everything, even with the ultra low cost. The pin headers line up nicely with breadboards.

Grace Y. ★★★★★

Finally an STM8 board that doesn't require hunting down extra cables—the USB port is right there and programming was dead simple with just a few clicks. The built-in reset button is a nice touch for quick debugging.