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| The STM32 Mainstream series is considered a versatile family of MCUs. It is a reasonable balance between power consumption, | The STM32 Mainstream series is considered a versatile family of MCUs. It is a reasonable balance between power consumption, | ||
| Mainstream series CPUs are based on ARM Cortex M0/M0+, M3 and M4 and RAM flash memory sizes are in a wide range, from 16kB for simple applications up to 1MB to handle even the most demanding tasks. However, there are no radio modules built in, so IoT applications require an external RF coprocessor/ | Mainstream series CPUs are based on ARM Cortex M0/M0+, M3 and M4 and RAM flash memory sizes are in a wide range, from 16kB for simple applications up to 1MB to handle even the most demanding tasks. However, there are no radio modules built in, so IoT applications require an external RF coprocessor/ | ||
