How To: STM32F103C8T6 As An USB Device ( Virtual Serial Port / CDC )

In this video I share my knowledge on how to create a STM32F103C8T6 project with virtual serial port (STM32 acting as USB device). You can buy STM32 board using following affiliate links (no extra cost to you, if you use these links): Banggood: These $2 STM32 development boards have been featured in multiple Hackaday posts past few days and that inspired me to start playing with them. I had previously installed all the development tools, but something went wrong back then and I ended up putting the boards away and kept playing with other development boards. Now I reinstalled System Workbench for STM32 and STM32CubeMX. Everything worked flawlessly and I had project with virtual serial port (using STM32 as an USB device) running in no time. TIMELINE 1:07 - Generating the project "skeleton" with STM32CubeMX 4:10 - Making it compile in SystemWorkbench for STM32 5:12 - Demonstrating the serial communication - Receiving data 9:24 - Demonstrating - Receiving and transfering data Software: Hardware: "BluePill" STM32F103C8T6 -development board and ST-Link V2 compatible programmer/debugger. Wires between GND, SWDIO and SWDCLK pins of programmer and dev board. Board was powered through the microUSB -port. If you liked the video, please show it and hit the Like-button! Check out my other videos: Subscribe: