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Rroma.1
Associate
Apr 25, 2021 2:03 AM UTC
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Disco/Nucleo that runs at +180MHz and capable of providing 48MHz for USB

Hello everyone,

Are there any boards that will allow me to run the MCU at 180MHz or more , while still supporting the use of the FullSpeed USB at 48MHz?

The board should have at least 2 ADC's & 1 DAC.

Please suggest how may I achieve this !

Thank you.

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Tesla DeLorean
Tesla DeLoreanBest answer
Guru
Apr 26, 2021 7:27 PM UTC

Seem to recall the F429 didn't have the secondary PLL or 48 MHz source paths they realized they needed moving from 168 MHz or 180 MHz on the spec sheets.

As I recall the parts would clock up to 192 MHz. so if you're just tinkering that might be sufficient.

Look at the CM7 parts, and those with PLL and HSI48 methods for USB

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Uwe Bonnes
Chief
Apr 25, 2021 9:53 AM UTC

It seems you did not have a look at the devel boards available and their capabilities. Start with looking at the boards and their specification and then ask specific questions and probably better help will be given.

Javier1
Principal
Apr 26, 2021 4:06 PM UTC

what @Uwe Bonnes​  said.

And my advice is you should use STM32cubeMX and play with the board/chip selectors instead of just reading datasheets.

cheers

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Tesla DeLorean
Tesla DeLoreanBest answer
Guru
Apr 26, 2021 7:27 PM UTC

Seem to recall the F429 didn't have the secondary PLL or 48 MHz source paths they realized they needed moving from 168 MHz or 180 MHz on the spec sheets.

As I recall the parts would clock up to 192 MHz. so if you're just tinkering that might be sufficient.

Look at the CM7 parts, and those with PLL and HSI48 methods for USB

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DavidAlfa
Senior II
Apr 26, 2021 10:10 PM UTC

I could clock the 429 Discovery to 300MHz, running the SDRAM, LCD... Just adding 1 more flash wait.

After tweakingthe SDRAM timings I got it to 330MHz, but crashed often, also with the extra delay the sdram was performing worse, so didn't worth it.

Around 250MHz with the same flash wait as 168MHz.