Re: [EE] 5V ARM chips
Neil <[email protected]>
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Some thoughts on this... ST's Cube IDE was created from Atollic Truestudio and gradually heavily modified, so it may be easier to start from Truestudio. Secondly Keil offers support for it with their IDE, and that's usually free for M0 and M0+ devices up to 32K (which this is). Thirdly if the manufacturer provides the header files (CMSIS, etc) for the device, you should be able to set this up to use any IDE with gcc. On 12/6/2024 12:58 AM, Bob Blick wrote: > I use STM32 mcu's whenever possible, but sometimes I need to deal with 5 volt logic. I am happy with the ST ecosystem. Not interested in NXP or Atmel offerings. But recently I bumped into a device that uses a MindMotion MM32SPIN05PT mcu. It has a lot of similarity to an STM32F050, and it will run up to 5V. But my Chinese is poor, so navigating their website is painful. Can anyone help me out here? I assume that they have a patch to allow the STMCubeIDE to work. That would be fantastic. Also, these parts are under US$60 for 100 pieces. > > Thanks, Bob