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MBair.1
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November 4, 2020
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STM32's SDMMC1 port for SD card

  • November 4, 2020
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Hi All,

We are using STM's STM32H750VB in our design.

We are planning to STM32's SDMMC1 port for SD card.

We were just wondering what is the maximum capacity/size we can go for SD card or how much max. size the controller can support.

Anybody knowing some number on this ?

Regards,

Madhusoodana Bairy

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Best answer by TDK

The hardware can support any size. I believe the STM32H7 HAL functions can support effectively any size (up to 2TB), although the code is lacking in some areas.

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TDK
TDKBest answer
Super User
November 5, 2020

The hardware can support any size. I believe the STM32H7 HAL functions can support effectively any size (up to 2TB), although the code is lacking in some areas.

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MBair.1
MBair.1Author
Associate II
November 5, 2020

Hi TDK,

Thanks for your response and answer. :thumbs_up:

Tesla DeLorean
Guru
November 5, 2020

I've used 400GB cards, but getting into the realm of impractical or costly. As mentioned by TDK 2TB is perhaps the ceiling for 32-bit block addressable 512-byte blocks.

I​ could test larger cards if provided

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MBair.1
MBair.1Author
Associate II
November 19, 2020

Hi,

One more query on SD voltage level of STM32H750IB part.

The VDD range for STM32H750IB part is mentioned as 1.62 to 3.6 V in the datasheet. So, whether the device is compliant to 1.8V supply too ?

If Yes, whether the SDMMC controller in the MCU supports both SD 2.0 (3.3V) and SD 3.0 (1.8V) ?

Thanks.

TDK
Super User
November 19, 2020

The logic level of the bus is dictated by VDD. If you supply 1.8V, that's what it will output. Be aware that running at low voltages comes with drawbacks to execution speed.

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MBair.1
MBair.1Author
Associate II
November 20, 2020

Thanks TDK for the confirmation.