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Quick hack: Add native (user) USB to ST’s Nucleo boards

I recently bought myself one of ST’s cheap Nucleo development boards with an STM32F072RB controller on it to quickly start developing one of my projects. The microcontroller has native USB support even without an external clock which makes it quite attractive.

The downside is that this board does not come with a USB connector that can be used by the controller itself. The USB connector on it is already used by ST’s own programmer (ST-Link). You could of course rewire the port to the microcontroller directly – but then you would lose the connection to the ST-Link and had to connect an external programmer.

So I came up with another solution: I just glued a straight (180°) THT mini USB connector to the bottom side of the board and wired the USB-D- pin to PA11 and USB-D+ pin to PA12. Luckily both pins are not already used on the board and are easily accessible since they are routed to pin headers. USB GND (and shield) must also be connected to GND. You can see the little hack in the following picture. The same hack can probably be done with all Nucleo boards that provide a controller with USB support. Maybe someone finds this useful.

Happy hacking,

André