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JSILV.2
Associate III
June 15, 2020
Question

Does the STM32F0's SPI TI standard is the same as "microwire SPI"?

  • June 15, 2020
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Do anyone know if the STM32F0 SPI, programmed in the TI standard, not the MCU's ordinary SPI, is in fact the same of so called "Microwire SPI" as used into EEPROM: 93C66 (not regard to CS polarity)?

Regards.

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TDK
June 15, 2020

Microwire is a subset of the SPI capabilities of the STM32F0. You should have no problem using it on that chip.

Note that the glitch filter is not a standard SPI thing. It should not come into play unless you have significant noise.

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JSILV.2
JSILV.2Author
Associate III
June 16, 2020

Does anyone knows which SPI setup match to Microwire standard on STM32F072? Is it the so named "TI standard"?

Regards.