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Hello,I implement kind of “lazy write cache” for flash and have problem.The consumer thread sends out cache write requests to the flash thread using events.The flash thread starts a SW timer which fires an event if no more cache write occurs.In the oscilloscope I see that the timer callback is run after timeout occured but the flash thread, which is triggered by the callback, is not executed immediately (it is run as soon as the next cache write event is received).I’m afraid this is a priority problem, but fiddling with task prios doesn’t help.Any idea is greatly appreciated!Thanks, Jochenuint32_t NCB_Cache_Write(eREQID_t eRid, ePNORNUM_t eFid, uint32_t ulOfs, uint8_t bData) { psNcbTaskArgs_t psArgs = &asNcbTaskArgs[eFid]; psArgs->pusBuf[ulOfs] = bData; psArgs->ulAdr = ulOfs; // run core thread after send request called by upper layer / send notification osEventFlagsSet(psArgs->phEventId, NCB_FLAG_FLUSH_REQ);}static void NCB_Timer_CB(void *arg) { // set TIMER event flag of

Hello,I have an STM32H743VIHx project created and developed using STM32CubeMX version 6.16.After automatically migrating the project to STM32CubeMX version 6.18.0 / 6.18.1, I encountered an issue with the FreeRTOS configuration.The migration process completes successfully, but the FreeRTOS configuration is lost. The previously configured FreeRTOS settings, including tasks, queues, semaphores, and other RTOS-related parameters, are no longer available.Furthermore, when I try to open the FreeRTOS configuration section in STM32CubeMX after migration, the configuration page cannot be opened properly.If I generate the code after this migration, all FreeRTOS-related code is automatically removed from the generated project. The generated project no longer contains the expected FreeRTOS initialization and configuration code.Additional information:Figure 1 shows the project after automatic migration from STM32CubeMX 6.16 to 6.18.x.In this migrated project:The FreeRTOS configuration option canno

Our team is looking to implement an application based on the upstream Trusted Firmware M (TF-M) framework (https://git.trustedfirmware.org/TF-M/trusted-firmware-m.git/) to take advantage of the latest security capabilities provided by the framework.    But we’ve found that with the latest TF-M LTS release, 2.3.x, support for the HW cryptographic acceleration peripherals of the STM32U5 has been removed, due to the migration from mbedTLS to TF-PSA-crypto library.Are there any plans for STM to implement support for crypto HW acceleration for STM32U5 in TF-PSA-crypto and TF-M 2.3.x?

We are evaluating the IIS3DWB10IS for a battery-powered vibration condition-monitoring node (STM32WLE5 + LoRaWAN, ~5 minute duty cycle, multi-year target on a primary cell). Our current IIS3DWB design measures 1.5 µA for the whole node by cutting the sensor's supply rail between wakes.Two things in DS14585 Rev 1 / AN6497 Rev 1 (DM01264337) pull against each other:- IddPD = 26 µA typ makes a load switch effectively mandatory against a 1.5 µA budget.- The ISPU has no non-volatile memory (AN6497 §1), so cutting that rail also erases the program — every wake has to reload it over SPI before it can do anything.My arithmetic says reloading is much the cheaper of the two: at a 300 s cycle, roughly 0.07–0.29 mA·s per wake to reload (4–32 KB program) against 7.8 mA·s to leave the part in power-down. Power-gating wins by 25–100×, and only loses if the node wakes more often than every ~5–11 seconds.But two inputs to that calculation are not in the documentation:What is the ISPU's supply current —

We need to use an ST67W611M1 on an STM32H5, running the Zephyr operating system in softAP mode. Currently, the Zephyr driver for the ST67W611M1 only supports STA mode. Is there a roadmap for this feature?Thanks,Denis M.

Hi,I need an ST-Link to debug external STM32U0 devices, specifically to modify option bytes and use RDP regression with OEM keys via STM32CubeProgrammer, and I was wondering if the JP6-11 pins on the Nucleo-U083RC could be connected to another MCU to use it as an ST-Link. Thanks in advance 

I have created a project for the STM32WL33 several weeks ago, using the DEEPSTOP mode with context restoration provided by ST. Even if there are some pitfalls with this the project worked mostly fine. But after the update to STM32CubeIDE 2.1.0 I get a compilation error:./System/Startup/cpu_context_switch.o(CPUcontextRestore): Unknown destination type (ARM/Thumb) in ./Core/Src/system_stm32wl3x.odangerous relocation: unsupported relocationmake: *** [makefile:89: Euris3-EHKV-WMBus.elf] Error 1I've reverted the version to 2.0.0 and the error is gone.

Hello,I need very low latency, short distance, robust proprietary RF connection with encryption. Drone will not have much complicated functions, just will fly, make flip, hover etc. like other toy drones. For lowest latency, as far as I understand, I need lowest level hardware access. All three of STM32WBA, STM32WB and STM32WB0 are doing it via different ways but which one is better for me, I don’t know. STM32WB looks sensible because it has 2 cores to seperate RF functions for faster responses but it is not one of the latest generations and not sure whether it worth to learn. Which series is the most suitable for such project you think? Thanks for all responses.

I am using STM32MP235 on custom board. At some point, I wanted to update the firmware via SFU using STM32CubeProgrammer.I rebooted the board in USB mode (setting the boot mode to BOOT using the pins) and launched CubeProgrammer.TF-A-programmer-usb loaded onto the board normally, but after that, the board stopped responding via DFU.After a power reset, the board boots in DFU mode, even though the internal eMMC contains the old firmware, and the default boot mode is eMMC.As soon as TF-A is loaded onto the board, the board disappears. Nothing is written to the debug port, making it seem as if TF-A failed to boot.I tried using ROMTrace TF-A. The behavior is exactly the same, and no trace is output to the port.Pin PG4 (FAILBOOTN) is connected to a red LED. During normal boot, this LED starts blinking, and after flashing the TF-A (whether via USB or Serial), it turns solid.The documentation says that the FAILBOOTN LED blinks when the board initially boots in USB/UART mode, meaning it doesn't

I am trying to jump from bootloader to application at address 0x08004800 i STM32G070 but it crashes.The same code worked fine jumping to address  0x08007000Bootloader jump looks like this:#define BL_FLASH_START 0x08000000#define BL_FLASH_SIZE 0x4800 // 18 kB reserverade för BL, OBS! Startadress måste vara alignad mot 32 byte, dvs jämnt delbar med 32..#define BL_FLASH_END (BL_FLASH_START + BL_FLASH_SIZE-4) // 4 byte checksumma#define APP_FLASH_BANK_SIZE 0xDC00 // 55 kB / appl bank// Defines för applikationen#define FLASH_START (BL_FLASH_START + BL_FLASH_SIZE)....HW_WD_Trig();JumpAddress = *(uint32_t*) (FLASH_START + 4);Jump_To_Application = (pFunction) JumpAddress;// disable global interrupt__disable_irq();JumpAddress = *(uint32_t*) (FLASH_START + 4);Jump_To_Application = (pFunction) JumpAddress;/* Initialize user application's Stack Pointer */__set_MSP(*(uint32_t*) (FLASH_START));Jump_To_Application(); .ld for bor bootloader looks like:/* Entry Point */ENTRY(Reset_Handler)/* Highest ad

Hello, I am trying to communicate with a VL53L1X sensor using a PIC18F16Q41 hardware I2C peripheral (MCC-generated driver). The sensor module is AE-VL53L1X from Akizuki Denshi (Japan), which includes the original ST VL53L1X sensor and onboard level shifter. Current issue: The sensor ACKs correctly, but reading the Model ID register (0x010F) always returns 0x00 instead of the expected 0xEA. Current I2C sequence: START W 0x29 ACK 0x01 ACK 0x0F ACK STOP (wait about 1 ms) START R 0x29 ACK 0x00 NACK (expected 0xEA) STOP What I already confirmed: * Wrong I2C addresses correctly return NACK from the sensor * XSHUT is correctly pulled up * Sensor power is stable before PIC startup * Oscilloscope confirms correct ACK/NACK behavior Important comparison: Using a RATOC USB-I2C converter with the same sensor module, register 0x010F correctly returns 0xEA. So the sensor module itself appears to work correctly. I compared the oscilloscope waveforms between RATOC and PIC. One difference i

HelloST Edge AI: Guide for STM32MPU 、 Section 3.2.1. Referring to “Generate NBG from TensorFlow™ Lite or ONNX,”I converted the .tflite file downloaded from ModelZoo to .nb, but I’m getting an error.$ /opt/ST/STEdgeAI/4.0/Utilities/linux/stedgeai generate -m ./yolov8n_256_quant_pc_uf_od_coco-person-st.tflite --target stm32mp25ST Edge AI Core v4.0.1-20581 7ed50de05E102(CliArgumentError): stm32mp25 not recognized as target. Supported targets areispu --device DEVICEmlcstm32f4stm32l4stm32l4pstm32g4stm32f3stm32wbstm32n6 [--st-neural-art]stm32f0stm32l0stm32g0stm32c0stm32wlstm32v8stm32u3 [--hsp]stm32h7stm32f7stm32u5stm32l5stm32h5stm32c5stm32mp157cIf you change the target name slightly, you'll get the following error: $ /opt/ST/STEdgeAI/4.0/Utilities/linux/stedgeai generate -m ./yolov8n_256_quant_pc_uf_od_coco-person-st.tflite --target stm32mp2ST Edge AI Core v4.0.1-20581 7ed50de05E102(CliArgumentError): stm32mp2 is not availableCould you tell me how to convert a .tflite file to

This account only shares restored community content posted by members between May 22 and June 9, 2026, who did not register for the new community.using the STM32G473CET6 and have configured 4 ADC channels. When scan mode is enabled, the readings from the first two channels are normal, but for the last two channels with an active voltage signal input, the ADC still shows readings of over a thousand when 0V is input. When I disconnect the external interface, I find that this channel has a voltage over 1.3V after initialization. Why is this happening? Later, I tried enabling single-read mode and initializing the ADC interface each time before reading, and the values read were normal.

Above image you can see in toolchain option STM32IDE is disable . also i am facimng issure i =n import examples which stm32 provided for reference . you can also refer my shared video.

Subject edited to mention ARM64 - p.a. Hi everyone, I am having trouble getting my STM32 NUCLEO - F411RE setup. When I attempt to run a simple program through CubeIDE I am met with "NO ST-LINK detected! Please connect ST-LINK and restart the debug session." It also returns the same error when I attempt to run other programs.Here's what I have tried thus far :      - In my Device Manager I can see "ST-Link Debug" which has the status: "The drivers for this device are not installed. (Code 28) There are no compatible drivers for this device. To find a driver for this device, click Update Driver." I've tried both the "search automatically for drivers" and "Browse my computer for drivers" (using C:\Users\jthom\OneDrive\Desktop\stsw-link009\amd64), however both have thus far failed.     - Restarted computer multiple times      - I've installed CubeProgrammer however when I attempt to connect ST-LINK through there I am met with: "Err

Hi all:On the following page:https://www.st.com/en/embedded-software/stm32cubeg0.htmlThere is an option to download Patch_CubeG0 v1.6.3, but the file named stm32cubeg0-v1-6-3.zip only weighs 70 MB, and, depending on the unzip compressor, I get errors like "Unexpected end of archive" or "End-of-central-directory signature not found".I have tried downloading the file with different browsers and tools, to no avail.I can download the previous version stm32cubeg0-v1-6-2.zip without no problems. It is much bigger and identical to the one I had downloaded a long time ago.Is the v1.6.3 patch file corrupted on the st.com server?If I try to download the full version, I only get v1.6.0. If I click on the "Get from GitHub" button next to it, I get a full v1.6.3 called STM32CubeG0-1.6.3.zip, but then directory "Drivers/STM32G0xx_HAL_Driver/" is empty.I could manually piece the latest versions together from Git, but this is time consuming and error prone.Is there another way?Thanks in advance,  rdie

Failed to set local time on STM32MP257.Firstly, I tried to use the commanddate -s "yyyy-mm-dd xx:xx:xx", and system can successfully return the time I set. But when I again use “date” to get the local time, system still return the wrong time in 2024.Then I tried to write into RTC, but still failed.Now because of the failure of time setting, all the apt command are unavailable.So I want to know how to correctly change the local time and RTC time, or to find an alternate way to apt-get package.Thank you.

This account only shares restored community content posted by members between May 22 and June 9, 2026, who did not register for the new community.A P-channel MOSFET is currently used for switching the solenoid.Case 1:Is it possible for the MOSFET to fail?Case 2:If the MOSFET fails, will it become an open circuit or a short circuit?Case 3:If the MOSFET fails in short-circuit condition, how can the circuit be protected  

This account only shares restored community content posted by members between May 22 and June 9, 2026, who did not register for the new community.Hello, i need help for an issue with HLTA command.I'm working with ST25R100 and I'm writing code direclty in uP without RFAL library. I finished writing anticollision routine and it works fine, but when I try to put PICC in HALT mode it continues to respond to REQA command.Because PICC comes from SELECT command, I think that registers settings are ok for HLTA command and I need to do no change about them. I take care not to turn off RF field so selected PICC does not return to IDLE state....Also, if I send a READ command to PICC instead of HLTA I can read all data without any problem. Any suggestion? Thank you

Title edited to clarify that this is on a Nucleo board. Hello there, as a way to study embedded programming I decided to perform various tasks on the board, including firing an interrupt on button pressing to light up the 3 user LEDs. I got stuck, the interrupt always fires. In the beginning I tried debugging it myself, using the reference manual, user manual, arm architecture reference manual and the schematic, in the end I got desperate and tried debugging with chatgpt. As a way of research, I didn't use HAL and wrote it pretty much myself. The LEDs light up alright on their own, it's just the interrupt that always fires, maybe because I use the debug option and the step in and step over? Thank you. Here is the code:#define RCC_AHB1ENR1 (int*)(0x40023830) #define RCC_BASE ((int*)(0x40023800)) #define EXTI_BASE ((int*)(0x40013C00)) #define SYSCFG_BASE ((int*)(0x40013800)) #define GPIOB_BASE ((int*)(0x40020400)) #define GPIOC_BASE ((int*)(0x40020800)) #define NVIC_ISER1 ((int*)(0

Hello,   Today, when I try to create a new project from an existing STM32CubeMX configuration file (ioc), I get two errors.   Clicking Ok, CubeIde show the menu for selecting project, and seems like nothing happened. Can I trust projects created this way?   IDE: CubeIDE 1.19.0 OS: Linux Mint 21.3 Virginia.   Regards.

This account only shares restored community content posted by members between May 22 and June 9, 2026, who did not register for the new community.I have created the below circuit and build a PCBA. I'm using the J-Link Base Compact and Tag-Connect TC2030.Using the Arduino IDE I created a simple sketch to drive the 4 LEDs shown on the schematic below and blink every second.The code compiles ok and Arduino IDE reports that it has successfully upload to the SMT32 chip, but the LEDs won't blink. I tried enableling outputs to other pins as well, but the problem persists. Any ideas what might be causing this? I'm using the Generic STM32L4 series "board" from Arduino library. 

This account only shares restored community content posted by members between May 22 and June 9, 2026, who did not register for the new community.Hello, while trying to flash some test code, I have to run update on STLink, but the "Upgrade" button is not clickable...? I have my board connected, I can see is using lsusb command on my Ubuntu... "Open in update mode" also doesnt give any proper output,BR

Dear ST experts, I have configured UART (both RX and TX) in Normal DMA mode. I want to send a small data packet every 500 ms with using HAL_UART_Transmit_DMA (&huart, buffer, 10). But I noticed that only one shot is triggered. What is the problem? Should I do something in HAL_UART_TxCpltCallback(UART_HandleTypeDef *huart) callback? Best, Davood.

This account only shares restored community content posted by members between May 22 and June 9, 2026, who did not register for the new community.Hi,Good day,May we seek your expertise for the following inquiry:1. What is the SPI frame format for L9369 RT?2. Is it configurable via SPI?3. What is the default SPI frame configuration for L9369 RT?Thank you.