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 Summary  ST Community members are divided into tiered ranks that reflect how active and helpful they are. As members actively participate in the community by asking and answering questions and by providing Best answers (formerly known as “Accepted solutions”), they advance in the community ranking system.   Expert recognition and leaderboards  The Most helpful members leaderboard shows data for all community members, excluding ST employees.    The Most helpful ST Employees leaderboard shows data only for ST employees:    Points system  In the leaderboards, members receive points based on the following criteria: Best answer: 10 points  Reply: 2 points  Like or vote received: 2 points  Topic created: 1 point Rank structure summaryVisitor Visitor II Explorer Explorer II Graduate Graduate II Associate Associate II Associate III Senior Senior II Senior III Lead Lead II Lead III Principal Principal II  Principal III Chief Chief II Chief III Evangelist Evangelist II Evangelist III Guru Su

We foster a supportive and inclusive community where members can freely ask questions, share their experiences, express their opinions, and engage in discussions related to their design projects. Our goal is to create a platform where everyone feels comfortable and valued, promoting a collaborative environment for learning, and exchanging ideas. Our moderation team is here to make sure that our members follow the ST Community Terms and Conditions. We appreciate your feedback on posts or replies that seem inappropriate (e.g. spam, abusive language, duplications), by Reporting posts for moderation. Simply click on the “three dots” on the thread or comment that does not seem appropriate. You can access it in the menus shown below (note that your menu has fewer options than the ones shown on these images) This is the menu for a specific comment:    After clicking on “Report”, you will see the following form. Leave a short note for our moderation team explaining why you feel this post shoul

The best way to find an answer quickly and effectively for your question is to make good use of the search tool available in the ST Community. Chances are that a question, which is similar (or identical) to yours, has already been asked - and answered. Other community members would be more inclined and happier to help you if they knew you had already done your homework and to tried finding an answer yourself before asking the question. Click on the search box at the top of the page and enter the terms most closely related to your question or issue. We recommend that you choose some keywords and try a few variations, as other members may have worded their question differently:  As you type in your search terms, a list of existing questions and knowledge articles related to what you are typing appears below the search bar. Take a moment to scan these suggestions, as this will save you time.   Your search results come up with a few different useful filters to help you scan the results. Cl

 Posting a question or starting a discussion in the ST Community is simple and should look familiar to you if you have used an online community in the past - or even a standard text editor!Hover your mouse over a category of the community from the top navigation bar:Product forums for technical questions.   Select the board concerned by your question.   Click on “Start a post” on the community's homepage. You will now see the posting area as described below:   This is the title of your post.   - Use relevant and descriptive keywords to help users know what the rest of your post is about, and keep it short, ideally under 70 characters.  - You will be able to add more information in the Body section.  This is the title of your post.   - Add a detailed description of your issue including the steps you have already taken to try to fix it. The more details, the better. Using the buttons at the top of this area, you can add links, code samples, images, lists, etc.  Select the board concern

Digital communities can go a long way. We hope you enjoy working and exchanging ideas with fellow members. To foster good interactions and help community users know who you are, we suggest you set up your profile.  At the top-right of your screen, click on your profile picture and navigate to “Settings” and follow these steps:  1 – Upload a profile picture by clicking on Edit. You can upload a photo of yourself or anything else that can help community users learn more about who you are. If you are not comfortable uploading a photo of yourself, think about adding an image related to your favorite hobbies or professional interests.  2 – In the Biography section, you can write a short bio to let our members know who you are and what you are interested in. If you are here to help others, you may also want to mention the ST products you specialize in. Go to “Personal” > “Personal information” to change it and click on “Save” at the bottom of the page.  3 – In the Forum sginature section,

General tips1. Update your profile with your photo/avatar and update your nickname. In Biography tell us a bit about yourself. This helps other members identify you more easily, which will, in turn, lead to faster answers and more helpful conversations.2. Do your homework. Members of the ST Community enjoy helping contributors who have done some initial investigation into the problem. Search the community before posting and try all solutions already available.3. Remember that technical questions belong in the Product forums category.4. Do not post the same question in multiple areas of the community. This makes it harder for others to find answers and implies more effort for those trying to help you answer your questions. To maintain clarity and efficiency, duplicate content will be removed.5. Do not use all caps. It looks aggressive (like shouting!) for most users and can impact your likelihood of receiving an answer.6. "Bumping" a topic after 24 hours will not help you get an answer

The ST Community is divided into different categories with different goals: Product forums, Resources, Learning, and Developer news, About. You can access these areas using the top navigation menu.The Product forums centralize the questions posted live in the ST Community. Our support teams and expert community members reply to your questions in the Product Forum. All posts can be manually tagged, much like the process of using hashtags on social media platforms. Feel free to use the pre-defined ones in the system to ensure your post is linked to all the appropriate topics. The Knowledge base contains technical information and FAQ articles written by ST experts to help you get started with an ST product or to improve your knowledge in a given area. In the Resources, you find online learning courses to delve further into a topic, such as video lessons and full MOOCs recorded by ST employees. In Developer news, you find technical insights and the latest news on products, software, and mo

ST Community Terms and Conditions   These T&Cs apply to Your use of the ST Community Site.  You agree to abide by these T&Cs whenever you Use the Community, navigate through its pages or resources, or read or use documents and information posted on the Community.  The Community also protects the interests of all of our members, as well as our goodwill and reputation.  IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO COMPLY WITH ANY OF THESE T&CS, YOU ARE NOT PERMITTED TO USE THE COMMUNITY. Article 1 – Definitions: The following terms shall have the following meanings: “Community” means ST Community Site. “Community Content” means all content, including without limitation, language, data, information, and images, provided through, or disclosed by use of the Community, whether by us, our customers, or other Users of the Community.  “Feedback” means any suggestion or idea for improving, enhancing, and/or modifying the Community or ST’s product offerings.  “ST” or “We” means STMicroelectronics Internati

Welcome to the ST Community!Looking for solutions and tips to overcome your design challenges? You are in the right place! Find answers to your questions and share insights with your peers and ST experts. Join discussion threads, read articles in the knowledge base, or increase your skills thanks to online courses from the academy.The ST community brings together ST customers, students, technology enthusiasts and is open to anyone interested in the semiconductor industry. Before you start participating:1. Check your profile picture and choose an avatar. You can also decide to upload an image of your choice.2. Set the subscriptions and notifications on your profile to personalize the feed.Five rules for a successful community All community members should abide by the following rules: 1.Be respectful.   Please keep your tone positive and your comments constructive. Respect other users’ views, regardless of age, gender, disability, ethnicity, sexual orientation, race, or religion. ST has