Could your next 8-bit MCU be a 32-bit? Smart appliances are becoming ubiquitous, and developers are looking for ways to upgrade their next 8-bit and 16-bit applications. In this context, ST introduced earlier this year the new STM32C0 series. To help you get started, ST will host a series of workshops in March and April.
Learn how to leverage this new STM32C0 MCU series, ST’s most affordable STM32 series. Join this three-hour online workshop to practice! ST experts will guide you through hands-on demos and show you how to use STM32’s extensive development ecosystem to fast-track your designs. Get support and find answers to your questions in the live chat. At the end of the workshop, you will receive a free STM32 Nucleo-64 development board.
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09:00 - 09:15
Introduction
09:15 - 09:45
STM32C0 comprehensive overview
- How the series makes 32-bit capabilities accessible to all developers
- How to reduce the BOM, without impacting design quality
- How to leverage ST’s agile and free ecosystem
09:45 - 11:45
Hands-on demonstrations
- LED blinking in six clicks
- Multiperipheral use (TIM, ADC, UART DMA)
- EEPROM emulation solution
11:45 - 12:00
Conclusion
Bartosz is a Senior Application Engineer for STM32. As a member of the customer support team, he helps STM32 customers in the EMEA region move forward with their design projects. He is an expert in various MCU-oriented topics such as AI, RF and ultra-low power solutions.
Corinna is a Technical Marketing Engineer for the MCU, MPU and AI/ML activities in the EMEA region at STMicroelectronics based in Paris, France. She joined ST in 2019 after several years as a Field Application Engineer in semiconductors with a specialization in IoT and AI.
Bertrand is STM32's Senior Field Application Engineer for Central Europe and is involved in driving STM32 AI solutions across EMEA region.
