The 201-ball UFBGA (10x10 mm) package keeps the footprint compact but demands careful PCB fan-out and decoupling — not a hand-solderable part.
No last-time-buy notice, no end-of-life clock ticking. For the procurement desk, that means standard lead times through distribution and no urgency to stockpile. The base product number is STM32F767, so PCNs and errata roll up under that family umbrella.
Memory and I/O — sizing the BOM
1 MB of Flash gives you room for a full Ethernet stack, a graphics library, or dual firmware banks for OTA updates. The 512 KB SRAM handles display frame buffers or large data arrays without external memory. 140 I/O pins in a 201-ball BGA mean most of those balls are GPIO — good for parallel buses, camera interfaces, or a lot of sensors. The 12-bit ADC has 24 channels; the DAC has 2 channels.
Suitable for outdoor telecom, factory automation, motor drives, and engine-bay-adjacent electronics that see temperature swings but not the full automotive under-hood range.