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rfish.749
Associate II
December 19, 2019
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Interfacing "unmuxed" SRAM/Perpherials to STM32H742ZIT which only has muxed Addr/Data pins

  • December 19, 2019
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Are there control signals available that would allow me to "unmux" the address/data lines using external latch? I need to use the LQPF144 package that doesn't provide the separate Address and Data pins - they are muxed.

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Best answer by waclawek.jan

FMC_NL, confusingly called also NADV.

You may want to read the FMC chapter in RM.

JW

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waclawek.jan
waclawek.janBest answer
Super User
December 19, 2019

FMC_NL, confusingly called also NADV.

You may want to read the FMC chapter in RM.

JW

berendi
Principal
December 19, 2019

STM32H742ZIT can handle up to 26 address lines and 16 data lines without multiplexing. How much do you need, for what peripheral(s)?

Consult the pin/ball definition table in the datasheet. You'll find that all necessary pins, FMC_A0 through FMC_A25, FMC_D0 through FMC_D15, and the various control pins (find out which ones do you need from the memory/peripheral datasheet) all have a pin number in the LQFP144 column.

rfish.749
rfish.749Author
Associate II
December 23, 2019

thanks

Berendi - i typed the wrong part number - I'm using the STM32H745, so the 144 pin package doesn't have separate addr/data pins.

JW - thanks - i missed the FMC_NL signal in the RM. Seems straight forward now.