170 MHz Cortex-M4F with a full analog toolbox
The part is in a 64-LQFP package with 52 I/O lines, making it a practical fit for motor drives, digital power supplies, and industrial sensors where board space is tight but you still need access to multiple PWM and ADC channels.
Analog peripherals that save external components
What sets this MCU apart from a plain Cortex-M4 part is the analog front-end: 26 channels of 12-bit ADC and 7 channels of 12-bit DAC. That many ADC channels can handle three-phase current sensing plus a couple of voltage and temperature feedback lines without an external multiplexer. The seven DACs are useful for generating analog setpoints or reference voltages in multi-loop control.
Active lifecycle — no near-term LTB concern
The base product number is STM32G474, and the series is the STM32G4 family, which remains a mainstream offering.