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RE: Introducing the very new VL53L9CXV0VE/1 with STEVAL-VL53L9 and X-NUCLEO-53L9A1.

dougw — Mon, 04 May 2026 03:10:38 GMT

This looks very interesting.

RE: Introducing the very new VL53L9CXV0VE/1 with STEVAL-VL53L9 and X-NUCLEO-53L9A1.

shabaz — Wed, 29 Apr 2026 11:37:49 GMT

That looks interesting. I tried an 8x8 ToF sensor from a different manufacturer, but I'm keen to try this far higher-res one, but I3C rules out my favorite microcontrollers. Wondering why SPI was not used, since everything supports that. Will the part work with I2C, and what impact will there be on throughput?

Price seems steep for integration into products (I can only see Qty 25 pricing, and would have expected it to be a quarter or a third of that) for typical applications. What is the release date; when is it going to be released for purchasing from Farnell?

RE: Introducing the very new VL53L9CXV0VE/1 with STEVAL-VL53L9 and X-NUCLEO-53L9A1.

balajivan1995 — Tue, 28 Apr 2026 18:25:40 GMT

I really liked the VL53L0X sensors (except the library). Is there any way we can see how the newer version compares against the older version in terms of performance or features?

RE: AutoDevKit boards and links

aseer.khalid — Mon, 27 Apr 2026 14:11:07 GMT

A great way to start building using the wide ST automotive portfolio, nice battery management boards

RE: Accessories for STM32 boards

aseer.khalid — Mon, 27 Apr 2026 14:05:48 GMT

interesting set of new accessory boards for Nucleo's

RE: New STM32C5 series: Sets new performance standards for cost sensitive designs

misaz — Tue, 10 Mar 2026 23:14:51 GMT

Eliminating marketing bloat, seems like nice upgrade and modernisation of F1 family.

RE: New STM32C5 series: Sets new performance standards for cost sensitive designs

misaz — Tue, 10 Mar 2026 23:12:47 GMT

I am curious what "First STM32 MCU to leverage the evolution of the STM332Cube ecosystem, always for free" mean?

RE: What is a MEMS sensor? Tiny tech that enhances your world

EmilyhNqpe — Wed, 04 Feb 2026 00:13:36 GMT

MEMS sensors are one of those behind-the-scenes technologies that quietly power a lot of modern devices, so an accessible explanation is really valuable. The video does a good job of framing how tiny mechanical structures can translate physical motion into useful data. The upcoming topics sound like a natural progression too, especially IMUs and automotive use cases. Looking forward to seeing how deep you go into real-world applications in the next videos.

RE: ST60A3H1 RF millimeter-wave transceiver product with a dual-linear-polarization integrated antenna

embeddedguy — Tue, 06 Jan 2026 02:57:18 GMT

Nice, read about it in the newsletter today.

RE: STEVAL-CTM014A : 700 W reference design for washing machine and home appliances

manojroy123 — Thu, 11 Dec 2025 14:27:44 GMT

It looks very risky board to work with. It is directly connecting motor to line voltage with driver. I would like to have motor with DC voltage to work on a safer side. 12 to 24 volt is good enough.

RE: Round Up of Tech Presentations at ST's Tech Tour 2022 in Newport Beach, Calif

dougw — Sun, 18 Sep 2022 16:34:27 GMT

Most of those areas are of interest to me.

RE: Round Up of Tech Presentations at ST's Tech Tour 2022 in Newport Beach, Calif

DAB — Sat, 17 Sep 2022 18:30:47 GMT

Looks like there were some interesting discussions.

RE: Round Up of Tech Presentations at ST's Tech Tour 2022 in Newport Beach, Calif

ralphjy — Fri, 16 Sep 2022 22:31:38 GMT

Great set of applications. Thanks for posting.

I'll have to find some time to try the gesture recognition with the VL53L5CX time-of-flight sensors. It's great that they have developed an EVK with example code.