I'm going to use one of stm32g0 MCUs in my project but can't find any of them with USB support. What is the correct way to connect g0 MCU to a PC? I mean not for power supply but for data transfer.

[berendi]

Simplest way is a USB serial adapter cable. Mind the voltage.

Most flexible is a Raspberry Pi, it can

• connect to UART, SPI or I2C ports on the MCU
• program and debug directly through SWD, even remotely from the PC
• connect to the PC through WLAN, Bluetooth, USB (Zero and Zero W only), Ethernet (Model B and up)

[AUrez.1]

Does anybody know why ST supported USB in some F0 MCUs but canceled to do it with G0 series MCUs? I was sure that G0 is the next generation of F0 and much better in all aspects.

[AUrez.1]

Thanks fo your answer.

But what do you mean when you write that I can use USB with Zero and Zero W only. Can you please give some details?

[berendi]

The Zero models have a USB C-type port which can act both as a USB host or a USB device (gadget in Linux literature) just like a smartphone.

The normal size raspberries have USB A ports only, can't talk to a PC directly, because it too has USB A type ports.

[waclawek.jan · Accepted solution]

'G0 with USB is said to be coming...

https://community.st.com/s/question/0D50X0000A4nkLBSQY/stm32g0x1-usb

JW