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Analysis of STM32U0, a new generation of ultra-low power entry-level MCUs - bringing more design freedom to developers of entry-level battery-powered devices

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STM32U0 is a new generation of ultra-low power entry-level MCU launched by ST. It integrates the industry's best static power consumption and multiple ultra-low power modes, which can significantly save energy and extend battery life. It is particularly suitable for cost-sensitive basic applications powered by batteries, and can meet customers' needs for ultra-low power consumption, higher performance, safer hardware and software design, and higher cost performance.

The series is based on the Arm Cortex®-M0+ core, runs at up to 56 MHz, and targets SESIP Level 3, PSA Level 1, and NIST certification. It is widely used in entry-level battery-powered industrial (thermostats, stand-alone smoke detectors, heat cost allocators, door locks); smart meters (water meters, gas meters, electricity meters, smart home gateways); medical (insulin pumps, blood glucose meters); consumer electronics (GPS, activity trackers) and other fields.

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This STM32U0 online live broadcast will focus on the overall architecture of the STM32U0 series products, the main peripherals, including its key features and application markets. Through this live broadcast, you will have a clear understanding of: the STM32U0 series product portfolio, rich built-in resources and peripherals, and a complete ecosystem.

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December 5, 2024 (Thursday) 14:00 – 15:30

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