PC Testing equipment for STM32 boards.

[deckhard]

I would like to test STM32F4/L4/H7 based boards with emulated testing software on a PC.

I need to test all standard serial communication protocols along with injecting external PPS or interrupt.

I need an PCI or USB adaptors or cards, and a software API / PC drivers in order to do that VIA PC.

Any suggestions?

[Pavel A.]

Get another STM32 board, connected to a PC via UART or USB or whatever.

Run the "host" side on it. No adapters, drivers, no headache.

[Tesla DeLorean]

+1

You can use DISCO or NUCLEO boards to generate test patterns, pin or peripheral IO.

The board could have a GPS/GNSS to generate timing, if that's critical.

Use a serial protocol to drive the test sequences, or download vectors, etc.

Connect via COM/TTY, host side software can then be built with languages/tools of your choice.

Having buffering to protect the board. Consider a routing/mother board to host the card, and connect with wiring harnesses or pogo pins, etc.

Alternatives probably LabView or Advantech

[deckhard]

What is your opinion about these interface cards?

https://www.ueidaq.com/products/6-slot-gigabit-ethernet-based-i-o-data-acquisition-and-control-cube-with-powerpc-cpu-and-sd-slot

It can be used with LabView or with our own application.

Thanks.