STM8S103F3P6 STM8 Development Board Module For Arduino

One of the benefits of using the Core Board STM8S103F3P6 STM8 Development Board Minimum System Board is that it utilizes a Micro USB for power connection. This Micro USB line is also compatible with Smartphone cables, making data retrieval effortless. It avoids the use of outdated and hard-to-find USB MINI cables for power connection.

The STM8S development board catches our eye for its affordable price, user-friendly design, and abundance of information. Its 2.54 pin or power supply pad can be easily utilized to connect to the board. When using the power supply, it has an input voltage range of 4.5V-15V and can output 3.3V through pin connection to the IDE.

The STM8S103F3P6 STM8 Development Board utilizes MicroUSB cable for power supply and is compatible with common smartphone and data lines. However, it does not support USB MINI line power, which has become increasingly difficult to find as it is being phased out. This may not be suitable for customers who use products from other manufacturers that have a MINI-USB port.

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The input voltage of the module is equivalent to the voltage of the 5V pin.

Comparison of performances:

The EEPROM capacity of the STM8S003F3 is 128 bytes, whereas the STM8S103F3 can accommodate up to 640 bytes.

The STM8S003F3 can be flash erased 100 times, while its counterpart, the STM8S103F3, has a larger capacity of 10,000 erasures.

The STM8S103F2 has a flash memory capacity of 4K bytes, whereas the STM8S103F3 offers 8K bytes of flash memory.

In summary, the STM8S003F3 is best suited for established products, while the STM8S103F3 has the capability to incorporate new features based on our specifications.

Notable Characteristics of STM8S103F3P6 STM8 Development Board:

The electronic component in question is the board with the model number STM32F103C8T6, commonly known as chipboard.
The vessel is equipped with both a SWIM interface and a reset button.
To power the device, either a micro USB line or a 2.54 pin can be used with an input voltage of 4.5V-15V.
The lights indicating power and Demo mode
Takes charge of all the pins and provides thorough labeling for each one.
Enable SWIM debug mode for assistance.