STLink-V3-MiniE discovered

[Kneidl]

Lately there appeared a STLink-V3-MiniE on Digikey,Mouser etc.
https://www.digikey.de/de/products/detail/stmicroelectronics/STLINK-V3MINIE/16284301
Does someone has more information about this new version and can tell us what the major differences compared to the regular mini will be?
Thanks

[gamalot]

It has a Type-C connector.

https://static.stmcu.com.cn/upload/pdf_html/a3bf42b3b8258b5dc881b86444df9847.html

[thm_w]

In the previous STlink V3 Mini thread, it was discussed that its not possible to reprogram the STM32F723 on the board to use as a cheap dev-board.
Assuming that will be the same case here.
Not enough IO are accessible anyway.

[Kneidl]

It is now available on digikey:
https://www.digikey.de/de/products/detail/stmicroelectronics/STLINK-V3MINIE/16284301
(41 pcs left)

[DavidAlfa]

Hmm I don't like it being naked... Even the cheapest plastic housing would do the job.
Great to damage it when handling, 0402 parts everywhere... Also the micro-usb sucks.

[lucazader]

The model you have linked is not the V3MINIE.
The MINIE version mentioned here has _finally_ chaned to used USB-C
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AFAIK that is either the MINI or the MODS

The mods in particular have been very useful at work. we previously had an adapter debug board that we would plug our ST-Link into to adapt it for or debug connectors on products.
We have now just spun up a version of the board that contains the footprint for the MODS all nicely in a single PCB with a 3d printed housing.

My only hope is that there will soon be a MODSE or simiar that uses a USB-C port

[nimish]

It has a Type-C connector.

https://static.stmcu.com.cn/upload/pdf_html/a3bf42b3b8258b5dc881b86444df9847.html

Finally! USB 2.0 HS + DAPLink compatibility!

Now for NXP to release the MCU-Link Pro in USB-C (they make a bunch of type C interface stuff....but not on their debug kit from 2021!)

[josip]

Almost the same thing like NXP MCU-Link, but faster. With voltage translator to target and included VCP up to 15 Mbps for 10$. I really like this things.

[nimish]

Almost the same thing like NXP MCU-Link, but faster. With voltage translator to target and included VCP up to 15 Mbps for 10$. I really like this things.

I'm assuming they didn't lock it to ST devices only? It doesn't appear to have the debug pins broken out.

[thm_w]

Almost the same thing like NXP MCU-Link, but faster. With voltage translator to target and included VCP up to 15 Mbps for 10$. I really like this things.

I'm assuming they didn't lock it to ST devices only? It doesn't appear to have the debug pins broken out.

Answer for the V2: https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/250664/can-i-use-st-link-programmer-for-non-st-chips
Someone with V3 can try?