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August 10, 2024
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the circuit of STM32F429 NRST

Hi all,

I'm using STM32F429BIT6。

my question is: C3 is 3.3uF±10%,How do you like this circuit?When WDG reset in the MCU  STM32F429BIT6,It will lead to CMOS failure of the MCU NRST?If C3 is 2.2uF±10%,the CMOS of the MCU NRST will be OK?Thanks!

NRST CircuitNRST CircuitWDG ResetWDG Reset

 

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STOne-32
STOne-32Best answer
ST Technical Moderator
August 10, 2024

Dear @Zhang2024 ,

as exchanged above by @TDK  @KnarfB , there is something very important for Reset pin as you see in the picture ( there is 2 arrow) that mean the pin is bidirectional . So if an internal Software reset or by a watchdog is propagated externally first and then to see the real reset and / sampled it should go back ( VIL of reset reached ) . Adding a high capacitor or external pull-pull will make it not seen and so never trigger.  You need to compte the total new RC time versus the guaranteed VIL level of reset pin .

IMG_9198.jpeg

IMG_9199.jpeg

Hope it helps ,

STOne-32

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KnarfB
Super User
August 10, 2024

Compare to the reference schematics in 

AN4488
Application note
Getting started with STM32F4xxxx MCU hardware development

hth

KnarfB

TDK
August 10, 2024

It will be fine, but the recommendation is to remove R5 since there is an internal pullup, and change C3 to a 0.1 uF.

TDK_0-1723298331461.png

dm00115714-getting-started-with-stm32f4xxxx-mcu-hardware-development-stmicroelectronics.pdf

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STOne-32
STOne-32Best answer
ST Technical Moderator
August 10, 2024

Dear @Zhang2024 ,

as exchanged above by @TDK  @KnarfB , there is something very important for Reset pin as you see in the picture ( there is 2 arrow) that mean the pin is bidirectional . So if an internal Software reset or by a watchdog is propagated externally first and then to see the real reset and / sampled it should go back ( VIL of reset reached ) . Adding a high capacitor or external pull-pull will make it not seen and so never trigger.  You need to compte the total new RC time versus the guaranteed VIL level of reset pin .

IMG_9198.jpeg

IMG_9199.jpeg

Hope it helps ,

STOne-32