: Open the component list on the left panel, navigate to Micro > ARM , and drag the STM32F103 (or your target variant) onto the canvas.
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Drag an Oscilloscope component from the left panel onto the canvas. Connect Channel A of the oscilloscope to the PWM pin. Press the global Power Circuit button to observe duty cycles and frequency responses in real time. Serial Communication (UART/USART) : Open the component list on the left
: Use the Serial Monitor component to debug UART data sent from the STM32 to a virtual terminal. Press the global Power Circuit button to observe
Simulating an in SimulIDE allows you to test code without physical hardware, offering a lightweight alternative to heavier suites like Proteus. While SimulIDE is best known for AVR and PIC support, its modern versions have expanded to include powerful 32-bit ARM-based controllers like the STM32. The Core Process