In short
The Genesis Cortex-M4 Bridge is the first board in the GSAS Genesis series: an STM32F407 carrier designed in Bengaluru with Ethernet, CAN, three RF module slots, stepper drive, two EEPROMs, temperature sensing and an HMI block already wired and terminated.
GSAS Micro Systems has launched Genesis, its series of microcontroller and FPGA development boards, with a first product: the Genesis Cortex-M4 Bridge, an STM32F407 carrier designed by the company’s engineering team in Bengaluru.
The Bridge is the microcontroller board of the series. An STM32F407 processor board seats on two 50-pin morpho headers, J1 and J2, and the Bridge surrounds it with eight wired and terminated peripherals: a DP83848CVV PHY for 10/100 Ethernet, a TCAN1462 CAN transceiver, three pluggable RF module slots each on its own UART, a TBD62083AFWG stepper drive, an AT24C02 I2C EEPROM and a 25AA010A SPI EEPROM on separate buses, a TMP1075 temperature sensor with a potentiometer input, and an HMI block of SPI TFT header, 4-digit 7-segment display and 3x3 keypad. There is no FPGA on the Bridge itself; FPGA prototyping belongs to the wider Genesis series.
The board is fabricated and ready, and it is open for pre-order. It will be built at the new Doddaballapur manufacturing and R&D facility that GSAS opened in Bengaluru Rural on 5 September 2026.
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Coverage
The launch was reported by the Indian electronics trade press.
- Electronics Era, “GSAS Micro Systems launches the Genesis series”: https://electronicsera.in/gsas-micro-systems-launches-the-genesis-series/
- Electronics Media, “Genesis Cortex-M4 Bridge: GSAS Launches New STM32F407 Development Board”: https://www.electronicsmedia.info/2026/09/08/genesis-cortex-m4-bridge/
Media assets, the company fact sheet and contact details are on the GSAS Press & Media page.
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