216 MHz ARM Cortex-M7 with 2 MB Flash — compute headroom for display and connectivity
It is built for applications that need a balance of high core throughput and rich peripheral integration — think human-machine interfaces with LCD, industrial Ethernet nodes, multi-protocol gateways, and motor-control drives where the DSP instruction set and single-precision FPU handle real-time loops without a separate DSP.
159 I/O and a full connectivity suite — what the peripheral set enables
With 159 I/O lines, this part can drive a parallel LCD interface, a QSPI NOR Flash for execute-in-place code, and still leave pins for CAN, Ethernet, and multiple UART/USART ports. The connectivity list covers CANbus, Ethernet, I²C, SPI, SAI (serial audio), SPDIF, and USB OTG — enough to serve as the bridge between a fieldbus and a local display in a PLC or a data concentrator.
208-LQFP — footprint and assembly notes
The 208-LQFP package (28x28 mm body) is a fine-pitch surface-mount part that requires standard reflow profiling.