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Custom STM32F407VET6 Minimum System Board Core Board Development Board Single Chip Microcomputer Experimental Board STM32

Custom STM32F407VET6 Minimum System Board Core Board Development Board Single Chip Microcomputer Experimental Board STM32

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Introduction to Core Board Resources

Main frequency: 168MHz, SPIflash: W25Q16

512Kb Flash SRAM 192KB inside the chip

79 IO ports are led out by pin headers, with a pin spacing of 2.54mm

1 reset button, 1 user button

1 programmable LED, 1 power indicator light

Output the SWD download port and serial port through the mother bus

Development of pin compatible universal board with a spacing of 2.54mm

Features: The download port supports pin and female insertion, making it easy to download

Onboard 0.96/1.54/1.69/2.0/2.8 LCD interface

Onboard SD card socket interface, supports up to 32GB, supports USB read/write


Motherboard Link LCD Display Experiment


The motherboard can be assembled with copper pillars and a 1.69-inch LCD



Features: Core board needle can be inserted into universal board development


The needle spacing of the core board is 2.54mm, compatible with universal boards


Features: SWD download port with female plug design saves time


01. The download port adopts a pin to pin insertion method. Users only need to first insert the DuPont wire into the pin according to the wire sequence, and then insert the pin into the SWD pin of the motherboard

02. Connecting and debugging the serial port next to the download port is convenient


Pin definition for pin arrangement

Internal power diagram of the core board


Must see: Users recommend using 5V to power the development board, which can prevent the risk of damage to the STM32 chip or the entire development board caused by IO external short circuits. Many motherboards are damaged due to short circuits or input voltages exceeding 5V. In addition, the 3.3V output should not exceed 200mA when supplying power to external modules, otherwise it may cause the chip to overheat.








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