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Batuhan A.
Associate III
May 25, 2021
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Do I have to add a pull-up resistor to the reset circuit of STM32WB55 MCU?

  • May 25, 2021
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Hello,

I would like to use a reset circuit with a push-button for STM32WB55 MCU. The datasheet of the MCU gives a diagram which is uploaded to the attachment. As I understand, I use just a push-button and a capacitor. VDD and pull-up resistor is involved internally. 0693W00000APSAJQA5.png 

But, in many example schematics which is published by ST shows that there are a pull-up resistor and VDD connection externally. And sure, the circuit is connected by an active-low signal. So, I need a VDD with a pull-up resistor. 0693W00000APSCZQA5.png 

The question is that whether I have to use a VDD connection with a pull-up resistor in the reset circuit or not necessary. 

Thank you,

Batuhan

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Best answer by YBOUV.1

Hi @Batuhan A.​ ,

There is no need for a pull up for nreset:

please have a look on stm32wl-nucleo board:

Best Regards

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YBOUV.1
YBOUV.1Best answer
ST Employee
May 25, 2021

Hi @Batuhan A.​ ,

There is no need for a pull up for nreset:

please have a look on stm32wl-nucleo board:

Best Regards

Batuhan A.
Associate III
May 25, 2021

Hi, thank you for your comment,

The second schematic image is from "STM32WB55 USB Dongle" published by ST. It was confusing me.

I had a look at the STM32WL Nucleo board schematics. I do not use the pull-up resistor.

This is the relevant part of the board for other people for a quick check.

0693W00000APSRtQAP.png