I see some STM32s in stock
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‎2022-07-26 7:05 AM
Digikey has some STM32 CPUs in stock, lets see how long that stock will last.
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‎2022-07-26 7:15 AM
No it's just a mirage!
In my experience our "regular suspects" such as Digikey, Farnell/Newark, RS, Mouser have always had *some* stm32 in stock when I've looked. It's just that there's such a huge range of different stm32 that the chance that they have one that will fit my current pcb is vanishingly small.
It's not like you can put a OC71, BC108, 2N3904 or 2N3055 in place of most transistors, or an EF91 in most B7G sockets.
(Not RS, because I haven't been able to search only for things in stock).
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‎2022-07-26 3:19 PM
RS continually shows stock in Octopart, and then disappoints.
We bought a bunch of L0's that showed up yesterday, next deliveries looked to be 2023
The L4's on order pushed out another six months, so late 23Q1 for those..
Up vote any posts that you find helpful, it shows what's working..
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‎2022-07-27 6:25 AM
I quess I should start using those L0 series chips. Anything else is waste of time. Some chips suddenly apper to be in stock, then they vanish, and never come back. Next time/year/month some other random chip appears. I can not have designs for every chip ST has.
