STM32F7 Microcontrollers & Development Boards | F746, F767

STM32F7 microcontrollers and evaluation hardware

Explore the STM32F7-oriented offers in this collection by the exact selected part number and product format, not by the F7 family label alone. The listings include loose STM32F767 ICs, NUCLEO-F767ZI evaluation boards, STM32F746G-DISCO Discovery boards and Open746I-C / Core746I development platforms. Some wider product listings offer STM32F745 or STM32F767 as one model choice beside F4, F1 or H7 alternatives; other products in this same collection are unrelated 8051 devices, programming adapters, FPGA hardware, storage modules or FPV electronics. They remain listed here, but are not STM32F7 substitutes. A multi-model title does not mean that all models ship together.

Choose the format before choosing the model

• Loose STM32F767 microcontroller ICs: individual listings name STM32F767ZIT6 and STM32F767ZGT6 in 144-LQFP, and STM32F767IIT6 and STM32F767IGT6 in 176-LQFP. The Z/I package letter changes the physical pin count; the I/G density letter in these listed part numbers is associated in titles with 2 MB / 1 MB of flash respectively. Treat those as listing-specific claims and check the manufacturer's part-specific datasheet, pinout, memory map and orderable suffix before making a PCB or purchasing decision. A loose QFP device needs appropriate PCB assembly, power, clock, boot and debug design; it is not a plug-and-play board.
• NUCLEO-F767ZI: these are Nucleo-144 development-board offers using an STM32F767ZI-class target, including separate listings with default, board-reference and 1 PCS / 2 PCS options. Select the offer and quantity explicitly. Board circuitry, connectors, mounted debugger and included accessories must be checked on the exact listing and board revision; the fact that an offer says Nucleo-144 does not make it a bare STM32F767ZIT6 IC.
• STM32F746G-DISCO: Discovery-board listings present a populated F746-series evaluation board rather than a loose F746 chip. Compare the exact board identifier, revision, display/peripheral fit and package contents with the manufacturer's documentation and the individual offer before ordering.
• Open746I-C / Core746I: offers describe a baseboard plus Core746I MCU board built around STM32F746IGT6. Standard and Package A are separate offers; optional accessory boards, displays and cameras are not automatically included. Descriptions identify expansion paths for camera (DCMI), LCD, external memory (FMC), audio (SAI), SPI, Ethernet module, serial and ULPI USB high-speed PHY interfaces. An exposed connector or MCU controller does not by itself supply the external peripheral, transceiver or PHY required for an application. One Standard listing explicitly itemizes cables, wires and a 5 V adapter; verify contents per seller and variant rather than projecting that bundle onto every offer.
• Multi-model offers: one core-board product lets buyers select F429IGT6, F767IGT6 or H743IIT6 separately; a loose-chip listing offers STM32F745IGK6 alongside STM32F103VBI6 and STM32H723VGH6. Choose the actual variant before evaluating architecture, package or quantity. On another H743 board listing, options separately describe a core board, a core PCB assembly with LCD or an LCD-only item; an LCD-only selection is not an STM32F7 board.

Engineering selection checks

For firmware and PCB design, match the full ordering code, not just “F7”: core variant, flash/RAM capacity, package and pinout, voltage domain, operating-temperature suffix, clocking, boot mode and available peripheral pin mappings all matter. Cortex-M7 software projects require a correctly selected MCU and memory configuration, including appropriate startup code, linker script and cache/DMA handling for the chosen application. A peripheral named in a family overview may be absent on a given device, unbonded in a package, unconnected on a board or shared with another function. Validate the manufacturer datasheet and board schematic against your actual use of LCD, camera, Ethernet, USB, external memory or audio interfaces. Do not assume that a 144-pin part can replace a 176-pin part, that a 1 MB and a 2 MB flash device share an identical firmware image, or that F4/H7 hardware is pin-, power- or binary-compatible with F7.

For development boards, confirm the exact board model, mounted target MCU, connector pitch and pin mapping, external-power input, debugger type, USB connector role and package contents. A USB connector for a debug probe or USB-to-UART bridge is not automatically wired as a target-MCU USB application interface. Arduino-style headers indicate a mechanical expansion convention, not blanket 5 V tolerance or plug-and-play shield support. Review shield electrical levels, available GPIO and board jumpers before integration. Flashing a loose chip may require a suitable SWD/JTAG programmer and target power; the programmer is not implied with a loose IC listing. Seller claims such as “original”, “new”, certification labels or broad return/warranty promises are not independent verification of authenticity, compliance or Yoeruyo-wide policy.

Frequently asked questions

Which listing is for an IC rather than a board? Look for the exact STM32F767ZIT6, ZGT6, IIT6 or IGT6 loose-chip listing and confirm its 144-LQFP or 176-LQFP package. NUCLEO-F767ZI, STM32F746G-DISCO and Open746I-C are development-board offers.

Does the F429/F767/H743 board include all three MCUs? No such bundle is established: its selectable variants are H743IIT6, F429IGT6 and F767IGT6. Check the selected variant and the listed board assembly state.

Are Standard and Package A Open746I-C identical bundles? Do not assume so. They are distinct listings; compare their itemized included core board, baseboard, cables, adapter and accessories. Expansion interfaces are not a promise of attached modules.

Can I use NUCLEO-F767ZI firmware on an F746 Discovery or a bare F767? Not as an automatic drop-in. Select the actual MCU and board in the project, then check pin assignments, clocks, memory layout, boot configuration and attached hardware.

Why is an 8051 chip or an FPV F7 flight controller shown here? Collection membership is broader than a strict MCU-family filter. Those listings are not equivalent to an STM32F7 IC or evaluation board; identify the target part number and selected variant before purchasing.

Do “216 MHz” and “2 MB” apply to every item? No. Those numbers appear on particular F767 loose-chip titles; different variants and populated boards have different devices and conditions. Use the exact manufacturer's specifications for your chosen part.