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- Mfr. Part No.:
- ABX00173
- Brand:
- Arduino
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| Processor Part Number | STM32U585 | |
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Arduino, 4GB Flash Capacity, Development Board - ABX00173
This Arduino development board is designed for embedded and IoT prototyping using a low-power STM32 microcontroller. It serves as a Compact platform for hardware testing and firmware development, providing an accessible environment for software deployment and peripheral integration within constrained‑power projects.
Features and Benefits:
• 4GB flash provides extended onboard storage for firmware and assets
• Low‑power STM32 processor reduces energy consumption during operation
• Development board design enables straightforward prototyping and debugging
• Low‑power STM32 processor reduces energy consumption during operation
• Development board design enables straightforward prototyping and debugging
Applications
• Suitable for IoT device prototyping requiring local storage
• Ideal for low‑power sensor gateway development
• Used for Rapid firmware testing and peripheral integration
• Ideal for low‑power sensor gateway development
• Used for Rapid firmware testing and peripheral integration
What processor family does it use?
It uses a low‑power STM32 microcontroller suited to energy‑sensitive applications.
How does the onboard storage support development workflows?
The 4GB flash allows larger firmware images and local data retention for testing and logging.