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Use SimulIDE's I2C peripherals (implemented via QemuTwi ) to simulate communication with virtual I2C devices:

To simulate an STM32 board (like the "Blue Pill"), follow these steps: SimulIDE – Circuit Simulator

Attach an oscilloscope component to a PWM-enabled pin (e.g., PA8 – TIM1_CH1). Configure TIM1 in PWM mode. The oscilloscope will display actual duty cycle waveforms in real time.

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SimulIDE simulates the ARM Cortex-M core, processing compiled binary files ( .hex , .bin , or .elf ) with high fidelity. It tracks clock cycles and registers, providing an accurate representation of execution timing. 2. Rich Peripheral Support

HAL_Init(); SystemClock_Config(); MX_GPIO_Init(); // Sets up PC13 as output (on Blue Pill)

Which (e.g., STM32F103, STM32F4) are you aiming to simulate? Use SimulIDE's I2C peripherals (implemented via QemuTwi )

Run your simulations seamlessly across Windows, Linux, and macOS. Setting Up the Full STM32 Environment

Supports PIC, AVR, and extensive STM32 ARM Cortex-M models.

If the simulation runs slower than real-time, lower the "Sim Speed" setting in the main toolbar, or close unnecessary visual components like oscilloscopes if they are not actively being used. Download the latest version of SimulIDE from the

: Download SimulIDE , drag an STM32 onto the canvas, and start simulating today. The only investment required is your curiosity.

Unlike heavy IDE simulation tools, SimulIDE launches instantly and consumes minimal system resources. 2. Supported STM32 Variants in SimulIDE

SimulIDE can simulate analog inputs and ADC conversions:

What do you need to test (e.g., I2C OLED screens, PWM motor drivers, timers)?