STM32H750 in Europe

[pr242]

Are these parts US only?? I need 4 or 5 for prototyping.

MOUSER: Will not ship outside USA

DIGIKEY: Will not ship outside USA

ST online: $70 postage to Europe. From USA. What else do you expect from a """European""" company.

FARNEL : No not stock it

RUTRONIK : Min order 90

???

I can order parts direct from Microchip (an American company) and they are dispatched from within Europe with realistic postage pots. Why don't ST stop pretending and just move to the USA ??

[Tesla DeLorean]

Support for the parts within Europe should come from the local sales offices, the support engineer responsible for your account should be able to get you samples. I'm sure if you're building a million dishwashers or fridges you'll get a lot more attention than if you're make a few hundred or thousand boards.

Availability of H7 parts is very low currently, likely because the silicon is being respun and re-qualified/re-validated. Parts with, or containing, crypto are hard to export out of the US, and the end customers need to be tracked across borders. Don't get my started about reach, I have to deal with GDPR nonsense.

ATMEL had a large footprint in France, much of it expensive and poorly costed, which is why Microchip shuttered a lot of it and rationalized the production/pricing.

ST's probably focusing on a strong/unified market place rather than a fractured/dysfunctional market pretending to be one.

Semi vendors have been moving to a more built-to-order model, which is why lead times are pushing out 26-52 weeks for a lot of lines. Distributors seems to have diminishing value these days.

[Uwe Bonnes]

Farnell has stock on H743 and 753. As 750 and 743/753 is the same chip only with all flash available, consider using H743/753 for prototyping.

[pr242]

Thanks!:smiling_face_with_smiling_eyes:

[MikeDB]

I'm also chasing the same parts - the STM32H750VBT6.

Avnet Europe claim to have them in stock but whether they will sell them to you seems to be another issue altogether.

I've contacted RS and asked if they would consider stocking it.

However there appear to be a few places in China on Alibaba with significant stock as well so I have asked them to quote. Problem is always the shipping and DHL customs service charges cost more than the ICs themselves. Would anybody like to share the costs in a joint order ? Delivery is usually about 5-10 days.

[pr242]

It's a bit sad that you can get these parts (and many others) in the US *easily* from official distributors. In low volume. And also *direct* from ST.

But in Europe you have to visit quality suppliers like Alibaba and Ebay. I guess that gives a good indication where ST's interests lie...

I'm not ready to get any parts yet (otherwise I would for sure make a joint order). I'm still considering if I should stick with Atmel parts. At least you can buy those...

[MikeDB]

Yes it's a total nonsense. I used to use NXP ARM devices, then had a period using Atmel, first the ATTINY85s and then the really good value ATTINY404/414 which even RS sell for 40p !

But now need something with real DSP grunt and after looking at the DSPs from ADI and TI, it seems the M7 core devices are actually better value as you can easily parallel them up through the numerous interfaces. But this whole parts situation is really p***ing me off.

[After Forever]

There are some online service like Qwintry which give you a local US address for purchasing stuff and then they forward it to your actual address in Europe.

[MikeDB]

I expect Mouser and Digikey won't ship to that sort of address. I find it hard enough for distributors to ship to my home rather than our company registered office as I work from home.

[After Forever]

I wonder why do they care.. If they don't want your money then there's something really wrong with the business/industry.

[pr242]

How's that for timing...

It seem that FARNELL now stock them. They must be reading this thread !

[waclawek.jan]

Cross-linking to a similar thread https://community.st.com/s/question/0D50X0000ALv1isSQB/not-really-a-technical-questionproblem-purchasing-stm32h750vb

[Uwe Bonnes]

I wonder why ST does not do a STM32H740 by simply disabling the crypto...

[MikeDB]

It would make sense. But seeing I now have 22 offers of these devices from Alibaba in prices from US$5.25 to US$7.85, it is obvious that China is awash with them and I doubt they would have any issues with selling them to whoever the US doesn't want to have them.

[MikeDB]

I've just had six arrive from Avnet Europe in Germany. I suggest everybody tries ordering from them.