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M.2 Key A (serial memory) on some Nucleo-144

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stratom
Associate III

‎2026-03-02 6:36 AM - last edited on ‎2026-03-09 3:48 AM by

Excited to see a new connector on new STM32 Nucleo 144 boards like the Nucleo-H5E5ZJ.

Is the Connector intended for customers to design their own modules only, or will ST offer a module as well?

 

PS: I still hope to also see a Qwiic connector, or at least a footprint for it, on Nucleo boards some time in the future. 

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Andrew Neil
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‎2026-03-02 6:46 AM

@stratom wrote:

I still hope to also see a Qwiic connector, or at least a footprint for it, on Nucleo boards some time in the future. 

The key benefit I see for Nucleo boards is the minimal amount of "clutter" - so I'd not be in favour of that.

 

There are plenty of adaptors for Qwiic to Arduino headers, discrete pins, etc ...

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mƎALLEm
ST Employee

‎2026-03-02 7:01 AM

@stratom wrote:

Is the Connector intended for customers to design their own modules only, or will ST offer a module as well?

 

To my knowledge there will be some modules offered by ST to test some memories. I don't have the details.

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