The STM32C0x1 product line features an Arm® Cortex®-M0+ core and runs up to 48 MHz. Setting the lowest STM32 price point ever, the STM32C0x1 line makes no compromise on design quality and delivers a performance far beyond the existing 8-bit architectures.
Compact, affordable, and reliable, the STM32C0x1 line features:
- a fast 12-bit ADC with hardware resolution up to 16-bit
- USB host or device crystal-less
- flexible mapping on the DMA channels
- timers with advanced control capability
- several communication peripherals, always including 2 UARTs, even on the smallest microcontroller of the STM32C0x1 line
With STM32C0x1, application designers can start with an entry-level 32-bit MCU that leaves room for future product upgrades, thanks to the broad STM32 portfolio and ecosystem. The STM32C0x1 shares the same technological and design platform as the STM32G0, and benefits from a consistent pinout mapping.
It supports a temperature range up to 125°C and comes in 8- to 64-pin packages, such as WLCSP, SON, TSSOP, LQFP, and UFQFPN packages.
The portfolio supports from 16 to 128 Kbytes of on-chip flash memory and soon extended to 256 Kbytes.
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Benefits:
- Optimized BOM to streamline costs
- Free and high-quality design ecosystem
- Room for future product upgrades
- Simplified routing layout
- Enabling entry-level graphics with full support within the TouchGFX framework
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