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Tag Archives: STM vs GD32

STM32F103 vs GD32F103 round 3: UART

Here’s the part 3 of Sjaak’s post comparing the GD32 to the STM32: Since the GD32F103 can run as fast as 108MHz but has not a proper USB clock divider to provide a 48MHz clock for USB communication we need another way to communicate with the outside world. Since the early days of computing the easiest […]

Posted byDPMarch 26, 2018Posted inARMTags: gd32, STM vs GD32, STM32Leave a comment on STM32F103 vs GD32F103 round 3: UART

STM32F103 vs GD32F103 round 1: Solderability

Sjaak writes: I locked myself into the basement with a couple of PCBs, chips and fresh flux for a couple of days. For the STM32F103 vs GD32F103 challenge I needed to have two identical boards with a different microcontroller. As far as I could judge both chips are legit and not counterfeits as we bought […]

Posted byDPJanuary 31, 2018Posted inARMTags: gd32, STM vs GD32, STM32Leave a comment on STM32F103 vs GD32F103 round 1: Solderability
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