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NUCLEO-H753ZI ADC channel Pins location - Can those pins be accessible on this board

RongShengWang
Associate III

Hi,

  Refer to NUCLEO-H753ZI's schematics - mb1364-h753zi-c01_schematic.pdf 

1.  About 8 ADC channels go to CN11 and CN12 on this schematics without the pin numbers denoted..

    Do all pins on the connectors CN11 and CN12 accessible since there are no physical connectors?  

2. PA0_C, PA1_C, PC2_C, PC3_C, PH2, PH3, PH4, PH5  are all ADC channels, but they are missing in the schematics. Why?

Below is what I found -

ADC1/2
.ADC12_INP0   PA0_C
.ADC12_INP1   PA1_C
.ADC1_INP2    PF11      CN9-11 PF10 DNF?
.ADC12_INP3   PA6 CN7-8
.ADC12_INP4   PC4* CN12 DNF MORPHO CONNECTOR RIGHT SIDE                       OPAMP1_VOUT, COMP1_INM
.ADC12_INP5   PB1       CN9-7                        COMP1_INM
.ADC1_INP6    PF12 CN10-7 DNF PF4
.ADC12_INP7   PA7*  CN12 DNF MORPHO             OPAMP1_VINM    
.ADC12_INP8   PC5*  CN12 DNF MORPHO              OPAMP1_VINM
.ADC12_INP9   PB0       CN10-31                  OPAMP1_VINP, COMP1_INP
.ADC123_INP10 PC0 CN9-3
.ADC123_INP11 PC1 CN11
.ADC123_INP12 PC2 CN9-9 (SB53)
.ADC12_INP13  PC3 CN9-5
.ADC12_INP14  PA2 CN12
.ADC12_INP15  PA3 CN9-1
.ADC1_INP16   PA0       CN10-29 SB75 WKUP1
.ADC1_INP17   PA1 CN11
.ADC12_INP18  PA4 CN7-17 DAC1_OUT1
.ADC12_INP19  PA5     CN7-10   DAC1_OUT2

ADC2
.ADC2_INP2    PF13 CN10-9 DNF PF5
.ADC2_INP6    PF14 CN10-11 DNF PF6

ADC3
.ADC3_INP0    PC2_C
.ADC3_INP1    PC3_C
.ADC3_INP2    PF9 CN9-28
.ADC3_INP3    PF7 CN9-26
.ADC3_INP4    PF5 CN10-9 SB48 PF13
.ADC3_INP5    PF3 CN7-20
.ADC3_INP6    PF10 CN9-11 SB60 PF11
.ADC3_INP7    PF8 CN9-24
.ADC3_INP8    PF6 CN10-11 SB54 PF14
.ADC3_INP9    PF4 CN10-7 SB38 PF12
.ADC123_INP10 PC0 CN11
.ADC123_INP11 PC1       RTC_TAMP3/WKUP6
.ADC123_INP12 PC2 CN11
.ADC3_INP13   PH2 X
.ADC3_INP14   PH3 X
.ADC3_INP15   PH4 X
.ADC3_INP16   PH5 X

 

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mƎALLEm
ST Employee

Hello,

1- Not sure I understood your question. CN11 and CN12 pins are accessible.

See the user manual of the board UM2407 / Table 22:

mALLEm_0-1743699710085.png

2- Not all pins with _C are available on the LQFP144 package, please read this article

And also PC2 & PC3 are not available on this package, only PC2_C and PC3_C are available and I think PC2, PC3 on the board refer to PC2_C and PC3_C.

For PH2, PH3, PH4, PH5, these pins are not available on the LQFP144 package, please refer to the datasheet.

mALLEm_1-1743700144980.png

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mƎALLEm
ST Employee

Hello,

1- Not sure I understood your question. CN11 and CN12 pins are accessible.

See the user manual of the board UM2407 / Table 22:

mALLEm_0-1743699710085.png

2- Not all pins with _C are available on the LQFP144 package, please read this article

And also PC2 & PC3 are not available on this package, only PC2_C and PC3_C are available and I think PC2, PC3 on the board refer to PC2_C and PC3_C.

For PH2, PH3, PH4, PH5, these pins are not available on the LQFP144 package, please refer to the datasheet.

mALLEm_1-1743700144980.png

Hope I answered your questions.

 

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AScha.3
Chief III

Hi,

so you ask ..where are PH2...5 , etc. ?

Well, first look at ds and on chip version: we are on 144 pin lqfp here, so it cannot have all pins, a 208 pin case has,

just see ds , which pins in which case are bounded :

AScha3_0-1743700361022.png

PH2...5 , etc. - are not here, in 144 pins !

ok ?

 

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Thanks,

 

In the schematics -  CN9-9 (SB53) - what "SB" means? Also CN10-7 DNF   what "DNF" means?

 

Thanks again,

 

Rong

SB = Solder Bridge (like 0 ohm resistor)

DNF = Do Not Fit (not available by default)

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