In this workshop, ST experts will introduce the STM32C5 microcontroller series and show how it redefines entry‑level and mainstream designs by combining high performance, rich integration, and cost efficiency.
Powered by an Arm® Cortex®‑M33 core and ST’s 40 nm flash technology, the STM32C5 series delivers up to 144 MHz and 593 CoreMark, offering up to three times the performance of typical Cortex‑M0+–based devices at an attractive cost point.
Beyond hardware, the workshop highlights how the upgraded STM32Cube ecosystem, including STM32CubeMX2, STM32 HAL2, and STM32CubeIDE for VS Code, helps developers evaluate, configure, and develop faster, accelerating time‑to‑market and reducing development effort.
Practical examples also illustrate how existing STM32 projects can smoothly transition to STM32C5 while benefiting from the latest toolchain improvements.
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Emil has over a decade of experience as a design engineer in the industrial, communication, appliance, and automotive segments. At ST, he has been a Technical Marketing Engineer for STM32 devices since 2024.
Yilmaz joined ST in 2004 and worked in the consumer electronics area, supporting STB projects until 2009. Since then, he has been supporting microcontroller and microprocessor products across various regions. Currently, he covers Turkey, the Middle East, Eastern Europe, and Spain for MPU.
Before joining ST, Milan spent 14 years in R&D as a design engineer and programmer in various applications, mainly related to railway signaling systems. Since 2022, Milan has been part of the STM32 MCU Support team as an Application Engineer, supporting developers with their STM32 projects.
Pape worked as an embedded software engineer for five years in the telecom and metrology fields. He joined ST in 2023 as an Application Engineer in the STM32 MCU Support team, supporting ST EMEA (Europe, Middle East, and Africa) customers in their application development.
Artur joined ST in 2004 and worked as an Application Engineer and Field Application Engineer, supporting STM8 and STM32 devices in Poland. He was later involved in the preparation of STM32 training sessions and MOOCs across the EMEA region. Currently, he covers Eastern European countries, providing STM32 technical support.
