2020-01-25 03:53 PM
I'm sorry if I'm in the wrong forum. The Chinese board is at https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/STM32H750VBT6-Development-Board-ARM-STM32H7-Programmable-Controller-Module/123952880379?hash=item1cdc2adafb:g:8vsAAOSwnihdtAn4
It has a USB port on it with a CH340C on it - but I don't know if it can be programmed through the USB. It also has an SD card slot, so maybe program can be transported to it on the SD card. Apart from the picture, I don't know anything about it, and experience tells me there will be little or no documentation.
Does STM offer anything equivalent? If so, can't find it on the website.
2020-01-25 06:48 PM
For a cheap board, just take some Nucleo board and connect necessary additional electronics when needed. Besides schematics and documentation, the main advantage is:
Additionally the on-board ST-LINK can be converted to J-Link. Developing without debugger in 21st century is pure masochism...
2020-01-26 12:38 AM
I don't think it can be programmed by SD card.
It might be programmable through the USB-serial port, but you'd certainly need an ST-Link or compatible adapter for debugging.
2020-01-26 03:19 AM
2020-01-26 05:54 AM
And still Y silicon.
2020-01-26 05:57 AM
And it has a SWD port. So it can be programmed with an external debugger.
2020-01-26 06:22 AM
I have this board, programming via SWD header into an ST-LINK/V2
Have SD Card working.
SPI Flash is not wired in a QUADSPI mode
No SDRAM.
Good break-out connectivity
ST has a DISCO board. STM32H750B-DK https://www.st.com/en/evaluation-tools/stm32h750b-dk.html
2020-01-26 06:46 AM
A loader that can pull from SD into RAM is certainly possible.
Board ships with simple LED toggle, as I recall.
2020-01-26 07:00 AM
2020-01-26 07:10 AM
Mine was a Y, but suspect newer stock is probably available now.