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Filter Circuit for USB , EEPROM and RS232 module

eva1000
Associate

hello  everyone ,
As i am trying to create a PCB project for my university project with stm32 MCU , at the moment i am kind of stuck in process of finding optimal filter circuit one needs to implement for optimal functioning , i have been reading through all the materials i can find and least to say there are many mixed suggestion and i also watched the stm webminar  and MOOC for USB but i am even more confused, 
so if any one can give me link for a  working project or just material that can help me implement my targetted components , any project that have implemented the suggested circuit will help
I am using M24M01 EEPROM , i want to add a USB-A port so that i can export saved files to USB thumbdrives and also add max232 module for serial communication 

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FBL
ST Employee

Hi @eva1000 

For USB type A implementation you can follow the schematics provided here

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common-mode EMI filter and ESD protection are essential for robust connection and clean signals. For reference MB1939.

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Andrew Neil
Super User

Check out ST's Application Notes; eg, 

AN4879: Introduction to USB hardware and PCB guidelines using STM32 MCUs

 


@eva1000 wrote:

 i am trying to create a PCB project for my university project with stm32 MCU 


What STM32, exactly?

For each family, you should find a Hardware Development guide; eg,

AN2586: Getting started with STM32F10xxx hardware development.

 

As @FBL suggested, check-out the schematics for ST's boards.

 


@eva1000 wrote:

 add max232 module for serial communication 


Is this a retro design project?!

A complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple system that worked.
A complex system designed from scratch never works and cannot be patched up to make it work.