Designed to MIL-STD-810 & MIL-STD-461. Choose the STM32H757 dual-core for proven flight-critical partitioning, or the STM32N657 single-core with an on-chip neural processing unit (NPU) for higher throughput and Gigabit Ethernet — in mFCU or µFCU footprints.
One architecture and firmware base spans the range — family members differ by board size and compute, not software.
| Variant | Size | MCU | Compute | Ethernet | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| mFCU-H7 | mFCU | STM32H757 | Dual-core · M7 480 MHz + M4 240 MHz | 100 Mbit | Full interface set |
| mFCU-N6 | mFCU | STM32N657 | Single-core M55 · 800 MHz + NPU | Gigabit | Higher throughput, on-chip NPU |
| µFCU-H7 | µFCU (smaller) | STM32H757 | Dual-core · M7 480 MHz + M4 240 MHz | 100 Mbit | Reduced I/O, no analog input |
| µFCU-N6 | µFCU (smaller) | STM32N657 | Single-core M55 · 800 MHz + NPU | Gigabit | Reduced I/O, no analog input |
Both options share the same board footprint, firmware toolchain and I/O map — pick the compute profile the mission needs. It's one example of how every platform is adapted to your specification, not sold as one fixed configuration.
The same aerospace-grade sensor suite across the family — interface count and analog input scale with board size.
Method scope shown below is common across the family. Qualified levels and full results are provided in the relevant FCU datasheet.
Specify board size (mFCU or µFCU) and MCU (H7 or N6) in your request — full pinouts, interface tables and the complete environmental & EMC qualification matrix.