High-performance Cortex-M7 with Ethernet and CAN
The STM32F765IGT6 is a 32-bit ARM Cortex-M7 MCU from STMicroelectronics' STM32F7 series, clocked at 216 MHz. It packs 1 MB of Flash program memory and 512 KB of RAM, giving it the headroom for heavy firmware stacks — think Ethernet TCP/IP, a real-time OS, and a GUI all running together. The part includes a full Ethernet MAC and CANbus interfaces, so it fits naturally into industrial controllers, motor drives, and networked edge nodes that need to talk to a PLC or a cloud gateway. The 176-LQFP package puts 140 I/O on the board, enough for parallel buses, multiple UARTs, and sensor arrays without external muxing.
216 MHz — what it buys you on the bus
The 216 MHz core speed supports single-cycle multiply-accumulate and double-precision FPU operations. The 512 KB RAM buffers Ethernet packet descriptors without stalling the CPU.
The lifecycle record for the STM32F765IGT6 carries an end-of-life (hot) status, meaning this part is in its last-time-buy window. Production is active now, but the clock is running.
What the peripherals mean for the BOM
The connectivity set includes Ethernet MAC, CANbus, USB OTG, and multiple SPI/I²C/UART interfaces. The 12-bit ADC bank has 24 channels.
