Dear all, The X-CUBE-MATTER Expansion Package is now available on our official website following this link MATTER - Matter software expansion for STM32Cube - STMicroelectronics It is a reference implementation for the demonstration of Matter on ST...
Please go and visit our wiki pages where you can find a lot of information on our wireless product families (WB, WBA, WL) and the supported protocols: BLE, Zigbee, Thread, Matter, Lora, ... To begin your technical journey, please start from this top ...
has anyone have a development board design to test STM32WLE5C8 serie MCU t share?Miguel
Dear ST-Micro-Team,I have experience with 'other' Microcontrollers, embedded programming and PCB design. However, I'm completely new to the STMicro series with LoRa support.This chip sounds like pure magic, I'd like to try it out.For my project, I'd ...
I have been getting into issues on the STM32WB Nucleo Eval Board. As of now, i've been working on the BLE_Custom example from the Firmware 1.9.0. and i have it to where it bonds and has no MITM protection on. Once running it from the CubeMX and openi...
Trying to figure out the best way of programming CPUs for production. With other projects, we would normally get the microcontroller programmed before the PCB SMT stage. This service doesnt appear to be available for STM32WB (too new?), so the intent...
Can I use ST link V2 to program STM32WLE5JC microcontroller via SWD?
We are building a BPSK Modulator and transmitter on subgiga hertz frequency(402.78 MHZ),STM32WLE5xx suits our requirement, only thing i need to know Maximum bit rate for transmission if modulation technique is BPSk
I am using the latest version BLE Stack 1.9 provided by ST on STM32WB55 and is facing BLE stoppage issue that unable to see / connect the device on bluetooth after some time.Is this an issue with stack?
HelloI am developing a Bluetooth module and I want to use the STM32WB55 chip. In the specifications it says that it supports bluetooth 5.0 but there are few devices that support 5.0, I have been reading manuals and nowhere does it say that it support...