RadASM 3.0.1.0 for STM32F103C8T6 MCU (Blue Pill)

[KetilO]

Hi bluedevil
 I hav checked these on Mouser.

TL074CN - OK
LM311P - OK
TLE2072CP - OK
TL712CP  - OK

NOTE!
I trided to order some TLE2072 from China once.
They were all fakes and did not even come close to the specs for TL072.

KetilO

[zedd151]

NOTE!
I trided to order some TLE2072 from China once.
They were all fakes and did not even come close to the specs for TL072.

I can attest to this, especially when ordering electronic components from aliexpress. They have independent sellers there and a lot of fakes. Be especially wary if a deal seems to good to be true. It usually is.
That being said, there are legit bargains that can be had there as well (aliexpress). NOTE: some sellers sell used parts but do not say they have been desoldered. So, from my experience aliexpress is a mixed bag. Buyer beware... unsure of other Chinese vendors myself. Pretty sure ordering from amazon will yield similar results as with aliexpress as far as quality or lack thereof.
BTW don't buy resistors there at aliexpress. Cheaply made and very thin leads. Tolerances are ok, but .... cannot be used in solderless beadboards for prototyping. Leads are just too thin.

[bluedevil]

@KetiLO and @zedd151
Thank you for replies. I understand that mouser is more reliable? I have bought some arduino and arduino components before and they were all good btw.

[zedd151]

@KetiLO and @zedd151
Thank you for replies. I understand that mouser is more reliable? I have bought some arduino and arduino components before and they were all good btw.

Mouser and other companies specifically selling electronic components should be fine, imo. Buying from oversees has been a mixed bag (some good, some bad) for me. Of course Mouser et. al., would be more expensive but would have some semblance of quality to what they are selling as opposed to aliexpress.

[KetilO]

USB PC Scoope
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What you need to do this experiment:
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PC and USB cable
Breadboard and wire jumpers
STM32F103C8T6 (blue pill) and ST-Link programmer
Resistors and capacitors (see below).

What you can build:
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Digital oscilloscope
  2 x 18K resistor
  1 x 27K resistor
  1 x 47uF electrolye

1KHz waveform generator
  1 x 10K resistor
  1 x 4.7nF capacitor

High speed clock generator
  1 x 1K resistor

Digital multimeter
  o Voltmeter AC (20V) and DC (30V)
    1 x 68K resistor
    1 x 22K resistor
    1 x 10K resistor
  o Inductance meter
    2 x 180K resistor
    1 x 470Ohn resistor
    1 x 10uF electrolye
    1 x 1nF capacitor
  o Ohm meter
  o Capacitance meter
  o Continuity tester
  o Diode tester
  o Transistor tester
    2 x 10K resistor
    1 x 10nF capacitor

Inductor:


Scpe:




Included are all the sources and drawings.

KetilO

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@KetilO
Thanks for your sharing. Good work
I find your STMSpy.exe use STLinkUSBDriver.dll,do you have the document for how to use this dll?

[KetilO]

Hi,

STLinkUSBDriver.dll is made by ST. I hav not been able to find any documentation.
Many years ago someone made a port to Linux and from that I was able to make STLink.lib.

Included is the sources for STLink.lib
Maybe it can be of some use to you.

KetilO

[KetilO]

Hi,

This is the latest sources for STM32Spy.

KetilO

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Thanks very much.