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Sorry cannot find the right place to ask about RHFLVDS2281K01V but it is related to signal conditioning so posting it here.

We are planning to use RHFLVDS2281K01V LVDS buffer for our Space Project. In RHFLVDS2281K01V LVDS buffer,it is written RHFLVDS2281K01V is qualified for Aerospace but we want to know is RHFLVDS2281K01V also qualified for Space Applications? That is do...

LVERM by Associate
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ASM, error on copy segment 'code>ram'

I'm trying to compile an example from "ST Aseembler Linker", Chapter 4.4 "Segmentation"stm8/ segment byte at: 0 'code' segment byte at: 8000 'ram' segment 'ram>code' label1: nop endand i get the following error:Error in map file Debug\00_test...

ADC Channel Measurement Using Internal Reference

Is it possible to use the ADC to measure the voltage on an external pin and use the internal reference at the same time? I have a product that is direct connected to battery, so my external reference voltage is variable. I'd like to use an external c...

Brian1 by Associate II
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STR912FAW46 sleep mode

I have troubles using sleep mode with this MCU.In our application there is a hardware watchdog (STM6822), which should be restarted every 1 second.I use RTC alarm feature for periodic wake-up.The problem is that the MCU sometimes freezes and the watc...

I am using the STM8AL3188 and am unable to read or write flash beyond 32K, even though the device has 64K flash. This occurs at address 0x10000 (flash starts at address 0x8000 making it exactly halfway). I am using IAR.

Posted on April 06, 2018 at 10:07I am using the STM8AL3188 and am unable to read or write flash beyond 32K, even though the device has 64K flash. This occurs at address 0x10000 (flash starts at address 0x8000 making it exactly halfway). I am using I...