ST-LINK V2 Mini Programmer | STM8/STM32 USB Debugger & Downloader with SWD/SWIM Interface and Protective Cover

Product Description

The ST-LINK V2 Mini Programmer is a compact and efficient USB in-circuit debugger and programmer designed for STM8 and STM32 microcontrollers. It allows you to download firmware, debug code, and program flash memory directly on target boards using the SWIM (for STM8) and SWD (for STM32) interfaces.

This programmer provides stable communication between your PC and STM32/STM8 boards through tools such as ST Visual Programmer (STVP), ST-LINK Utility, STM32CubeProgrammer, and Keil uVision.

Encased in a durable protective shell (available in random colors), the ST-LINK V2 Mini is lightweight, reliable, and perfect for both beginners and professional embedded developers working with the STM ecosystem.

Key Features

• Model: ST-LINK V2 Mini Programmer

• Supported Devices: STM8 and STM32 microcontrollers

• Programming Interfaces:

  • SWIM (for STM8)

  • SWD (for STM32)

• Communication Interface: USB 2.0 (Full-Speed)

• Supported Software:

  • STVP (ST Visual Programmer)

  • ST-LINK Utility

  • STM32CubeProgrammer

  • Keil uVision / IAR / Eclipse

• Connector Type: 4-pin and 20-pin header compatible (SWD/SWIM)

• Operating Voltage: 3.3V – 5V (auto-sensing)

• Target Interface Speed: Adjustable via software

• Protection: Overcurrent and ESD protected

• Cable Included: 4-wire Dupont connector cable

• Shell Material: ABS plastic (random color)

• LED Indicators: Power and programming activity

• Driver Support: Windows, Linux, macOS

• Dimensions: Compact mini design for portable use

Advantages

• Supports both STM8 and STM32 microcontrollers.

• Compact and portable mini design for easy field use.

• Stable and high-speed programming with USB interface.

• Fully compatible with ST official software and IDEs.

• Durable cover for protection (available in random colors).

• Ideal for firmware development, debugging, and embedded programming.

Applications

• STM8 and STM32 firmware development

• Flash programming and in-circuit debugging

• Bootloader burning for STM microcontrollers

• Educational and professional embedded design projects

• Testing and prototyping STM32-based systems