In order to make informed decisions on chosing a mcu model, we need... well... information.
The older STM32-family infographics contained a fair amount of information about what to expect in terms of available peripheral mix from a given family and its constituents. The newer ones don't, forcing us to dig deep to individual model's pages and pdfs to painstakingly extract and organize that information. For example, for the new 'U5, we have:
whereas this is what is for the - roughly comparable - 'L4:
I've highlighted the kind of information missing from the 'U5's.
The very same principle applies e.g. to the Nucleo infographics, I've complained about it prevously , being rejected by ST on grounds of "would be too complex". I'm afraid ST's argument would be the same here. But it's improper: note, that we are software developers. We don't use mobile phones to select products. Our monitors are thousands of pixels wide and high. We can navigate - pan and zoom - pictures. We need condensed information, we don't have time to click through dozens of webpages and pdfs and make the comparisons up ourselves.
Would you need to make presentations to managers, that's an entirely different story; but please do cater for us, engineers, too.
JW
