I would like to ask about the VAPP specifications.Until now, the connection was made via JTAG as shown below.There was no problem in writing.VAPPTMS_SWDIOTCK_SWCLKNRSTGNDCan I replace VAPP with VDD (pin 19) and feed power from ST-LINK?If I do, should I short-circuit VDD and VAPP?

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abouts ST-link V2 VAPP

I would like to ask about the VAPP specifications.

Until now, the connection was made via JTAG as shown below.
There was no problem in writing.

Can I replace VAPP with VDD (pin 19) and feed power from ST-LINK?
If I do, should I short-circuit VDD and VAPP?

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Your connection is actually SWD.

VAPP is the MCU generated VDD to tell the ST-Link what signal level to use for the programming pins, it is not a supply to the MCU.

Similarly, GND is not sourced by the ST-Link.

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If that is the case, do I need VAPP when wiring power from ST-LINK VDD?

Lead

I haven't tried that. ST-LINK Pin 19 VDD is 3.3 V with no load, the User Manual says No Connection.

If Pin 19 has adequate power, the worst that can happen with no VAPP is a failure to connect, in which case you can connect VAPP to VDD.

Note: other brand programmers may have Pin 19 connected to ground.