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STM32 powers the 2013 Stanford solar car Luminos
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STM32 powers the 2013 Stanford solar car Luminos

Powered in part by STMicroelectronics’ STM32 microcontroller, the Stanford solar car project “Luminos” will be racing across the Australian outback in the 2013 World Solar Challenge.
23 October 2013
byNews Desk

23 October 2013
byNews Desk

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