Finding a STM32L152 board for projects

I'm using ST's NUCLEO-L152RENUCLEO-L152RE dev board for the STM32L152 microcontroller I've made a project that I need a smaller form factor than the dev board Ideally it would have the STM32L152 with a judicious selection of pins available and the voltage regulator for low power operation

But I'm having trouble finding something I can buy readily made. Is googling STM32L152 not the right way of going about this?

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Former Member over 10 years ago

Eric,

=> Here you will find a readily made STM32L152 Evaluation Board + Professionnal IDE based on Eclipse https://aimstore.fr/en/aim-kits-stm32-devtools/38-aim-kit1-l152.html

AIM-Kit1-L152 is a development platform for the Low Power family of STM32 with ARM Cortex M3 architecture, perfect for the software development of autonomous products.
• This kit is powered by the embedded AIM-Link. The developer can concentrate on developing their application using the tools within DevTools FBD (Functional Block Diagrams), C language, GUI and real time applications with µRTS.
• The low power functions will be to verify on the real product.

For STM32 F0, F1, F2, F4 and L1
http://www.aim-store.eu/fr/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCANRO-wrkGjM1xVvPa5bvcw

Hoping i've helped you.

Best regards
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gadget.iom over 10 years ago in reply to Former Member

nicolas-embeddedsystems
A quick read through the data sheets of both the Nucleo and AIM kit would appear to come to the conclusion that the AIM kit is actually bigger than the Nucleo.

electronichamsters
A quick search doesn't seem to yield any results for smaller dev kits for that processor. It sounds like you're getting to the stage of making your own board.
This chap did something similar: https://headhandorhammer.wordpress.com/2015/01/07/the-chinchilla/
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gadget.iom over 10 years ago in reply to Former Member

nicolas-embeddedsystems
A quick read through the data sheets of both the Nucleo and AIM kit would appear to come to the conclusion that the AIM kit is actually bigger than the Nucleo.

electronichamsters
A quick search doesn't seem to yield any results for smaller dev kits for that processor. It sounds like you're getting to the stage of making your own board.
This chap did something similar: https://headhandorhammer.wordpress.com/2015/01/07/the-chinchilla/
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