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Blue Pill STM32F103C8T6

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Board

NameBlue Pill
PartUnknown
BrandUnknown
OriginChina

Microcontroller

PartSTM32F103C8T6
ManufacturerST-Microelectronics
CoreArm Cortex-M3
Max. Clock Speed72MHz
PackageLQFP 48 pins

Internal memories

FLASH64KiB
SRAM20KiB

Oscillators

HSI8MHz
LSI40kHz
HSE8MHz
LSE32.768kHz

Power

Sources
Any +3.3V pin (+3.3V)
Any +5V pin (+5V)
USB connector (+5V)
VDDA pinNo
VSSA pinNo
VREF- pinNo
VREF+ pinNo
Backup batteryNone

Regulator

PartTX6211B (DE=A1D)
PackageSOT23-5 5 pins
Input+3.6V to +5.5V
Output+3.3V @ 300mA
DatasheetTX6211B.pdf

PCB

ColorBlue
Size (w x l)23mm x 53mm
MountingBreadboard

Remarks

  • Warning: The +5V pins on this board are directly connected to the +5V pin of the USB connector. There is no protection in place. Do not power this board through USB and an external power supply at the same time.
  • Warning: This board may have a wrong value of resistor on the USB D+ pin. Instead of a 1.5kΩ it has either a 10kΩ or 4.7kΩ resistor. This can be solved by replacing the resistor with the right value.
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PIN Number Board Pins Arduino Pins Other pin uses PWM Pins ADC Pins
1 PB12 28 SS2
2 PB13 29 SCK2
3 PB14 30 MISO2
4 PB15 31 MOSI2
5 PA8 8 PWM
6 PA9 9 TX1 PWM
7 PA10 10 TX2 PWM
8 PA11 11 USB-
9 PA12 12 USB+
10 PA15 15
11 PB3 19
12 PB4 20
13 PB5 21
14 PB6 22 SCL1 PWM
15 PB7 23 SDA2 PWM
16 PB8 24 PWM
17 PB9 25 PWM
18 5V
19 GND
20 3.3V
21 VBAT
22 PC13 32 LED
23 PC14 33
24 PC15 34
25 PA0 0 PWM ADC0
26 PA1 1 PWM ADC1
27 PA2 2 TX2 PWM ADC2
28 PA3 3 RX2 PWM ADC3
29 PA4 4 SS1 ADC4
30 PA5 5 SCK1 ADC5
31 PA6 6 MISO1 PWM ADC6
32 PA7 7 MOSI1 PWM ADC7
33 PB0 16 PWM ADC8
34 PB1 17 PWM ADC9
35 PB10 26 TX3/ SDA2
36 PB11 27 RX3/ SCL2
37 RESET
38 3.3V
39 GND
40 GND
41 3.3V
42 PA13 34 JTMS/ SWDIO
43 PA14 37 JTCK/ SWCLK
44 GND
45 GND
46 PB2 18 BOOT1
47 3.3V
48 3.3v
49 BOOT0
50 GND
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