Will the STM8S005K6T6CTR be a good fit for my requirements?

[UJain.1]

I would like to use the STM8S005K6T6CTR in my next project. This is my first project outside of the arduino ecosystem, so sorry for bad questions(if any) .

The MCU will be responsible for taking care of the following tasks:

1) Driving a 4 digit 7 segment display

2) 4 button water tolerant capacitative touch input

3) Drive a buzzer

4) Drive a relay

5) Drive 6 LEDs

6) A timer with 1.5% accuracy(possible without external resonator?)

Thanks and Regards

[prain]

You may want to look at stm32duino project. An arduino port for stm32 MCUs. The famous blue pill board based on stm32f103c8t6 is completely supported by stm32duino.

[UJain.1]

Thank You @prain​ . I took a look at the STM32DUINO, looks like there is support for STM8 as well. Would I still be able to use the STM's touch libraries if I were to use the stm32duino?

[prain]

1- Until you have a good reason for using STM8 series, I strongly recommend you to use STM32. STM8 is a walking dead.

2- About touch library: depends on library; if there are dependencies on SPL, HAL, LL or any other library, you will have a hard time to port in arduino ecosystem. If it is a standalone library, it can be included in arduino projects easily. I have not experience with STM8 touch library. maybe someone else can help you better.

[UJain.1]

Ok. Thank you. Appreciate your reply.

[henry.dick]

Your tasks seem quite simple and straight forward. So I see no reason that it cannot be done with a STM8 chip.

Note that depending on the compilers used, they can have low ISR latency.