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NUCLEO-F303RE

NUCLEO-F303RE

STMicroelectronics
Development Boards & Kits - ARM STM32 Nucleo-64 development board STM32F303RE MCU, supports Arduino & ST morpho
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Overview

The NUCLEO-F303RE is a versatile development board featuring the STM32F303RE microcontroller based on the ARM Cortex-M4 core. It includes an integrated ST-LINK/V2-1 debugger and programmer, eliminating the need for separate hardware probes while providing access to the high-performance analog peripherals of the F3 series.

Why Choose This Part

This board provides a flexible power-supply scheme including USB VBUS or external sources. It features 64 GPIO pins and wide compatibility with the Arduino ecosystem, allowing engineers to leverage a massive library of existing shields.

Applications

High-Precision Analog Sensing
Leverage the STM32F3 series specialized analog features for sensor interfacing and data acquisition.
Motor Control Prototyping
Utilize the advanced timers and PWM capabilities for developing closed-loop motor control algorithms.
Embedded Education
An ideal platform for learning ARM Cortex-M4 architecture due to its extensive documentation and built-in debugging.
Rapid Hardware Iteration
Quickly test circuits using the Arduino Uno V3 headers and ST morpho extension connectors for full access to the 64-pin MCU.

Key Specifications

Type MCU 32-Bit
Contents Board(s)
Platform Nucleo-64
Mounting Type Fixed
Core Processor ARM Cortex-M4
Utilized IC / Part STM32F303

Getting Started

To begin development, connect the board via the USB Mini-B port to a PC for power and debugging. It is fully supported by the STM32CubeIDE, Keil MDK, and IAR Workbench, and requires no additional probe to program the LQFP64 target MCU.

Also Consider

NUCLEO-F401RE STMicroelectronics - Offers a higher clock speed and larger memory footprint within the same Nucleo-64 form factor.
NUCLEO-L476RG STMicroelectronics - Suitable for projects requiring ultra-low power consumption while maintaining the Nucleo-64 pinout.