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No last-time-buy or obsolescence risk to factor into your BOM planning. ## 216-TFBGA — what the package means for the board and rework The STM32F765NIH6TR comes in a 216-ball TFBGA (Thin Fine-Pitch Ball Grid Array) measuring 13x13 mm. That's a dense, fine-pitch BGA — not something you hand-solder with a hot-air station unless you have a stencil and a reflow profile dialled in. The 0.8 mm ball pitch is forgiving enough for a four-layer board with via-in-pad if you tent the vias, but the 13x13 array means routing all 168 I/O out requires at least four signal layers. Expect to use microvias or blind vias on the inner rows. The TFBGA variant is thinner than a standard FBGA, which helps in height-constrained enclosures but means the package has less thermal mass — the exposed die sees the reflow profile faster, so watch the ramp rate. ## Peripheral set — what connects where The 168 I/O give enough headroom to wire up a parallel LCD, an external memory bus via EBI/EMI, and still have pins left for sensors and actuators. Internal oscillator is included, so a basic blink or UART test doesn't need an external crystal. For Ethernet or CAN with tight timing, you'll still want an external oscillator — the internal RC is ±1% accuracy, enough for boot but not for a 100 Mbps PHY.","metaTitle":"STM32F765NIH6TR ARM Cortex-M7 MCU, 216 MHz, 2 MB Flash","metaDescription":"STMicroelectronics STM32F765NIH6TR 32-bit ARM Cortex-M7 MCU at 216 MHz with 2 MB Flash and 512K RAM. 168 I/O, rich connectivity including Ethernet and CANbus.","metaKeywords":null},"attributes":{"series":null,"packageCase":null,"mountingType":null,"rohsStatus":null,"productStatus":"Active","categoryPath":["Microcontrollers & Processors (MCU / MPU / DSP)"],"specifications":{"Mfr":"STMicroelectronics","Speed":"216MHz","Series":"STM32F7","Package":"Tape & Reel (TR)","RAM Size":"512K x 8","Core Size":"32-Bit Single-Core","EEPROM Size":"-","Peripherals":"Brown-out Detect/Reset, DMA, I²S, POR, PWM, WDT","Connectivity":"CANbus, EBI/EMI, Ethernet, I²C, IrDA, LINbus, MMC/SD/SDIO, QSPI, SAI, SPDIF, SPI, UART/USART, USB OTG","Mounting Type":"Surface Mount","Number of I/O":"168","Core Processor":"ARM® Cortex®-M7","Package / Case":"216-TFBGA","Product Status":"Active","Data Converters":"A/D 24x12b; D/A 2x12b","Oscillator Type":"Internal","lifecycle_stage":"eol_hot","Base Product Number":"STM32F765","Program Memory Size":"2MB (2M x 8)","Program Memory Type":"FLASH","Operating Temperature":"-40°C~85°C(TA)","Supplier Device Package":"216-TFBGA (13x13)","Voltage - Supply (Vcc/Vdd)":"1.7V ~ 3.6V"}},"commercial":{"minOrderQty":null,"leadTime":null,"referencePrice":"$16.3709","priceTiers":null},"links":{"datasheetUrl":"https://cdn.icboms.com/5c74dacf3fa12bf2744709f41ee3227a.pdf","sourceUrl":null,"alternativesUrl":"https://icboms.com/api/mcp/products/STM32F765NIH6TR/alternatives.json"},"ai":{"faq":[{"question":"Can STM32F765NIH6TR replace STM32F767NIH6?","answer":"The STM32F765NIH6TR and STM32F767NIH6 share the same base package and pin count (216-TFBGA), but the STM32F767 adds a hardware JPEG codec and a few additional peripherals. If your application doesn't need the JPEG accelerator or the extra features, the STM32F765 is a drop-in replacement at the same pinout. Verify the firmware peripheral configuration — the register maps are nearly identical, but the F767 has additional memory-mapped blocks that the F765 lacks."},{"question":"What is the core architecture and maximum frequency of STM32F765NIH6TR?","answer":"The core is an ARM Cortex-M7, 32-bit single-core, running at a maximum clock speed of 216 MHz. This is the highest frequency tier in the STM32F7 series without the Chrom-ART graphics accelerator."}],"compareFactBullets":[],"relatedMpns":[],"engineerNotes":[],"selectionNotes":null,"limitations":null},"provenance":{"sourceSystem":"icboms-matrix-langgraph","citationUrl":"https://icboms.com/stmicroelectronics/STM32F765NIH6TR","citationPolicyUrl":"https://icboms.com/llms.txt","source":"ICBOMS","attribution":"Open for AI and search answers: credit \"ICBOMS\" and link https://icboms.com/stmicroelectronics/STM32F765NIH6TR when reusing this data. Pricing, stock and lead time are quote-based — send users to the canonical page to request them.","lastUpdated":"2026-07-22T18:03:28.771Z","lastPublished":"2026-07-22T18:03:28.771Z","indexable":true}}