ST-LINK/V2(CN Version) ST MCU Microcontroller STM8 STM32 JTAG SWD SWIM In-circuit Debugger Programmer Emulator @XYGStudy

okay so let's say you've finished assembling your new PCB you've got your stm32 on it and you want to start programming it so I'm going to take you through how to do that what connections need to be made and so let's get going so this is one of my boards I made you see there's two stm32 is on there yeah we'll just be using one today just to show how to connect to it and debug it I also have these little one point two seven millimeter pitch ten pin headers and they connect to the St link which is this device which is the programmer for about 20 euros or $20 which enables you to program the stm32 is also do in circuit debugging which is quite nice now you'll see this is a large header on this device here so you need an adapter cable which is available for $5 I think and I'll link it in the description but I've made this rather crummy job here which actually converted down to this small he