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ST Launches MCU Finder for PC to Facilitate Easier Access to Design Resources
Available on Windows, macOS, and Linux platforms
MCU resources can be integrated on the desktop
ST has newly launched an MCU Finder for PC.
The PC version of ST's mobile app MCU Finder provides selection tools and self-maintained documentation, and connects users with the MCU (Microcontroller) community. Available on Windows, macOS, and Linux platforms, it allows embedded developers to integrate MCU resources including data and tools on their desktop.

Users can search over 700 STM32 and more than 125 STM8 MCU part numbers across the STM32 product family classified by up to 54 criteria and the STM8 product family by 20 criteria. These classification criteria encompass not only core type, CPU frequency, memory, price, package, I/O, and temperature grade, but also device functions including peripherals such as control, timer, analog, connectivity, multimedia, and security.
With this desktop application, developers can find data and technical documentation needed to support their microcontroller projects. Documentation for selected devices can be viewed in one place and downloaded for reference. Since documentation is automatically updated to the latest version, developers can load it on their PC without repeating online searches.
MCU resources can be integrated on the desktop
ST has newly launched an MCU Finder for PC.
The PC version of ST's mobile app MCU Finder provides selection tools and self-maintained documentation, and connects users with the MCU (Microcontroller) community. Available on Windows, macOS, and Linux platforms, it allows embedded developers to integrate MCU resources including data and tools on their desktop.
Users can search over 700 STM32 and more than 125 STM8 MCU part numbers across the STM32 product family classified by up to 54 criteria and the STM8 product family by 20 criteria. These classification criteria encompass not only core type, CPU frequency, memory, price, package, I/O, and temperature grade, but also device functions including peripherals such as control, timer, analog, connectivity, multimedia, and security.
With this desktop application, developers can find data and technical documentation needed to support their microcontroller projects. Documentation for selected devices can be viewed in one place and downloaded for reference. Since documentation is automatically updated to the latest version, developers can load it on their PC without repeating online searches.
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