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DOES 3.3v and gnd short circuit brick stm32 ?

Kishan Joshi
Associate III

I have custom board with minimal design only stm32 chip is there and couple necessary capacitors and due to some soldering issue, i got shorted with 3.3 and gnd .. accidentaly i powered it on and for debuging it was connected like this for 2 minutes. now stm32 is not communicating through swd. Did it brick stm32 by shorting 3.3 and gnd for a minute ?

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It is Stm32f765vit6. what level should it be on nrst and vcap ? . yes. boot0 pin is low.

Looks fine to me. Verify orientation is correct. Check for solder bridges. VCAP should be 1.2V. NRST should be high. BOOT0 should be low. Check for appropriate power draw.

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YES BOOT0 is low and nrst is having 3.3v but vcap2 is at zero. but vcap1 is at 50mv

what should do to check power draw ?

I might be wrong at orientation since dot is at bottom left and then print is forward

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It is totally different from the stm32cubeide dot is on bottom left

Y1 is the crystal

Then that's your problem. Check part orientation, solder bridges. Replace with a new chip if necessary.
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oh is it wrong then ? should i follow the dot or text ? will it broken or should i use directly use new chip ?

https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/123703/which-of-these-marks-signifies-pin-1-on-the-stm32f-lqfp64
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