128 KB Flash and 36 KB RAM — sizing the firmware
128 KB of Flash holds a moderate application — a bootloader plus a main loop with a few communication stacks (I²C, SPI, UART) fits comfortably. 36 KB of RAM supports a couple of moderate-size buffers; if your design queues large Ethernet frames or logs high-rate ADC samples, watch the heap boundary. The part includes 12-bit ADC (17 channels) and two 12-bit DACs, so analog-front-end designs can stay on-chip without external converters.
