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  • Author Author: Robert Peter Oakes
  • Date Created: 1 Nov 2025 2:26 AM Date Created
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STMicroelectronics and Wurth Elektronik Special Project - Motor Control

Robert Peter Oakes
Robert Peter Oakes
1 Nov 2025

STMicroelectronics and Wurth Elektronik in collaboration with Element14 has put together a development kit to evaluate including the addition of products needed to fully review the development/evaluation products.

Wurth Elektronik and STMicro are interested in obtaining feedback on the assembled development kit including ease of use including getting started, Adding extension sensors , quality of parts used (Wurth). I will also include feedback on existing training material in the form of existing online video guides from STMicroelectronics and possibly other sources I use to get started.

This is not an STMicroelectronics STM32 or other MPU programming guide either for the products or the development environment, there will be feedback on how easy it was to install and use in order to exercise the various modules provided. I will also collate all links to resources used to complete this task as not every resource may be easy to find (Foreboding or not ? Slight smile )

The following products were included to complete the project.

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  1. EVLSPIN32G4-ACT BLDC motor control Evaluation Board
  2. STLINK-V3SET  Programmer/debugger  
  3. STEVAL-STWINBX1, STWIN.box - SensorTile Wireless Industrial Node Development Kit 
  4. STEVAL-C34KAT1 Vibrometer and temperature sensor expansion kit
  5. Multicomp MP710256  power supply (not so easy to get with 10A, 30V and 110V supply at a reasonable price :) 
  6. DB59M024035 BLDC motor from Nanotek

The evaluation will be broken down as follows (Links will be added as that stage is published, if you feel there should be more sections, let me know in the comments)

Contents
Overview of the entire kit and Capabilities
Setup of PC development environment 
Programmer/debugger  STLINK-V3SET getting started
SensorTile STEVAL-STWINBX1 getting started
Motor control Evaluation Board EVLSPIN32G4-ACT  getting started
Adding external sensors to the main setup
Review of the Wurth Elektronik components used on EVLSPIN32G4-ACT
Ease of use summary

Other things to be added as we go Slight smile

While on the face of it this is a straight forward assignment, there is a lot of preparation to do (I even had to build a new computer as when I fired up my project PC the 10 year old CPU decided it was time for a cremation.... so my lab PC is now a nice I7 Ultra with a clean Windows 11 install. so when I look to installing the needed software and drivers, it is a true virgin install so I will share any issues I come across along the way both as images and were needed videos. (I do like my videos Slight smile )

On a more personal note, many of you know me from past involvement with E14 since arround 2014, it is a great community and fun being a top member and providing help and advice to newer community members (Wow, over 11 years already),

For various personal reasons I have been mostly off line for a few years and am now getting back into it so please be gentle with your feedback and suggestions, I have a lot of cobwebs to dust off. and need to learn all the new interface stuff to this upgraded community. If you want to know more about my past projects, reviews and other fun things, just look up my past posts, there are a lot of fun ones and details too.

I was surprised to be selected for this Special Project, to be honest there were many good candidates and I had not been arround for awhile. I welcome the opportunity and thank @rscasny and cstanton for the opportunity. now let's get to writing this up

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    Robert Peter Oakes 1 day ago in reply to dougw

    Thanks all, good to be back.

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    Robert Peter Oakes 1 day ago in reply to manojroy123

    I can not state for obsolete versions of windows (So nothing older than Win 11 now I guess) but the main Cube IDE is available for a range of OS's

    https://www.st.com/en/development-tools/stm32cubeide.html

    this shows Debian and other Linux distro's, MAC, Windows

    I will only be testing and evaluating on Windows 11 latest version as I had to completly upgrade my LAB pc before starting this. My original 5Gen CPU decided to cremate itself so was replace with 15th Gen and all that goes with that. on the plus side everything will be tested with a virgin machine so no stray code to interfere during install

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    Robert Peter Oakes 1 day ago in reply to jc2048

    if you look at the back of the PSU in the pictures on the product page you linked, you will see the red switch at the top of the unit, this is the 110/220 selector

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    Robert Peter Oakes 1 day ago in reply to jc2048

    I updated the link

    The motor or PSU is not within the scope of this project,  This is all about the ST dev kit. I am planning a deepish dive into steppers and BLDC motors in the near future though to try eliminate a bunch of miss information I see in the 3D printer community primarily related to 3D printing (Well CNC in general really). this will be a video based post to YouTube but I will add it into the E14 community too.

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    Robert Peter Oakes 1 day ago in reply to Jan Cumps

    No, this one (MP710256) has a switch on the back for 110/240 V operation, the one originally posted was a 240V only, one of the reasons the kickoff was delayed (Aside from personal reasons) was that there were no 110V PSU's available within budget and able to pump out 10A or more. The one i found had to wait for delivery to E14 and then to me... a bit older tech re its display etc but more remote options and a higher current (Based on a power derating curve)

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