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Wireless Charging solution Wiki

This Topic is used for Wireless Charging solution 1.Mcu C drive code: GitHub - STMicroelectronics/STWirelessCharging-C-Drivers: Standard C platform-independent drivers for wireless charging ICs    

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willzhou by ST Employee
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LED1642GW LED's flicker during brightness changes.

Testing the LED1642GW using the X-NUCLEO-LED16A1 expansion board. I appear to have the communication working using the digital keys for LE on a GPIO output and a SPI interface. I can read and write the configuration register and write brightness valu...

DKeny.1 by Associate
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Resolved! EVALSTRDRIVE101 firmware example is missing.

Since I do not want to use MCSDK but embedd the motor control in my own firmware I would like to have a firmware example for EVALSTRDRIVE101. Unfortunately the firmware example from ST does not seem to be available at this link https://www.st.com/en/...

meltabo by Associate II
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Hello, We are using similar design of STEVAL-ISA203V1 with different transformer: CoilCraft POE600F-12LD. We see that there is very high current on the shunt resistors.

The peak on the resistors is about 2V, and we are using 3 parallel 0.1ohm resistors -> causing the device not working and infinity retries.We made a lot of experiments but for now, without any success.Any suggestions?I didn't find the datasheet of Co...

EOvad.2 by Associate
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We have a requirement of power line communication temperature data measurement by 7580 IC Nucleo board. Initially we found this is very supportive, but the same time we found the ST board programming is bit difficult. Hence, now we are using Arduino board

We have a requirement of power line communication temperature data measurement by 7580 IC Nucleo board. Initially we found this is very supportive, but the same time we found the ST board programming is bit difficult. Hence, now we are using Arduino ...

SE.1 by Associate
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