STM32F413ZH breakout board

[Mr_flux]

• Are there any STM32F413ZH breakout boards?

 

[Andrew Neil]

you mean apart from the Nucleo-F413ZH ?

https://www.st.com/en/evaluation-tools/nucleo-f413zh.html

What, exactly, do you want from this "breakout board" that the Nucleo-F413ZH doesn't provide?

Does it have to be exactly an STM32F413ZH, or would other family members do? If so, give details.

[Mr_flux]

Thank you for your reply!

Yes, I am aware of the Nucleo-F413ZH board. However, I am looking for a breakout board that allows me to easily integrate JST connectors or terminal blocks for my specific application.

I would prefer to stick with the STM32F413ZH due to specific project requirements. However, if no such breakout board exists for this MCU and there are similar family members (like the STM32F41x series) with more suitable breakout boards, I would be open to considering those.

[Andrew Neil · Accepted solution]

The connectors are 0.1" pitch - so you can easily connect to standard prototyping boards.

The "Zio" connectors are compatible with the Arduino R3 shield pinout:

https://www.st.com/resource/en/user_manual/um1974-stm32-nucleo144-boards-mb1137-stmicroelectronics.pdf

So you could use any Arduino shield which provides suitable JST and/or terminal block connections

[Mr_flux]

Thanks for the helpful information! I'll look into Arduino shields with JST connectors or terminal blocks.

[Andrew Neil]

You're welcome.

With Arduino shields, remember that the Nucleo is 3V - not 5V ...

[Mr_flux]

So, level shifters right?

[Andrew Neil]

If necessary.

Just pointing out something that you'll need to beware of ...

[Tesla DeLorean]

Amazon has JST connector and cable kits. 

You can solder wires into the thru-holes, or use shields as an intermediary, or make quick turn interposer boards via PCBWAY etc to solder connectors too.

If you have breakout connectors you could wirewrap those to pin headers as a more robust implementation than dupont wires.