Updating STM32 Over-The-Air using ESP32
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Updating STM32 Over-The-Air using ESP32
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#3Enable firmware update of STM32Fxx series MCUs (includes the famous BluePill) Over-the-Air using ESP32.
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#4Sorry if this question sounds stupid but why not just use the ESP32 for whatever the STM32 is being used for? It can even update itself over the air.
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#5Sorry if this question sounds stupid but why not just use the ESP32 for whatever the STM32 is being used for? It can even update itself over the air.
STM32 is available with more, and better peripherals and interfaces than the ESP32. Embedded microcontrollers perform a wide variety of tasks, aside from simple digital communication.
[0] I am an embedded engineer who works with STM32 and bluetooth modules
Re: Updating STM32 Over-The-Air using ESP32
#6Sorry if this question sounds stupid but why not just use the ESP32 for whatever the STM32 is being used for? It can even update itself over the air.
It’s notoriously not a friendly or easy perform to develop for and despite its capabilities, the ESP32 has largely been relegated to daughterboard status in most embedded situations.
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#7Well, coincidentally, I too did the same project recently and even wrote a documentation for it - might want to give it a read ;) https://rounakdatta.github.io/ota-update-stm32-esp32.html
Re: Updating STM32 Over-The-Air using ESP32
#8Enable firmware update of STM32Fxx series MCUs (includes the famous BluePill) Over-the-Air using ESP32.
Actually you can do that with RIOT-OS (and probably Zephyr too) if you attach an SPI radio or Ethernet module.
https://github.com/RIOT-OS/RIOT/tree/master/examples/suit_up...
Re: Updating STM32 Over-The-Air using ESP32
#9Sorry if this question sounds stupid but why not just use the ESP32 for whatever the STM32 is being used for? It can even update itself over the air.
STM32 is available with more, and better peripherals and interfaces than the ESP32. Embedded microcontrollers perform a wide variety of tasks, aside from simple digital communication. [0] I am an embedded engineer who works with STM32 and bluetooth modules
The esp32 has quite a rich set of peripherals on its own.
Re: Updating STM32 Over-The-Air using ESP32
#10Sorry if this question sounds stupid but why not just use the ESP32 for whatever the STM32 is being used for? It can even update itself over the air.
STM32 is available with more, and better peripherals and interfaces than the ESP32. Embedded microcontrollers perform a wide variety of tasks, aside from simple digital communication. [0] I am an embedded engineer who works with STM32 and bluetooth modules
what's your reccomendation ?