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Is it possible to change the MCU in the ST MCSDK?

MotorRunner
Associate III

Hello everyone! 

As far as I know we have just only some limited options when it comes to choosing our MCU in MCSDK.

I am intersted in changing my mcu from a LQFP64 to a LQFP48 one, is it possible for me to choose a different, custom MCU using the board designer? if yes, what are the possible limitation? what consideration should I take into account?

Thank u all

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GMA
ST Employee

Hello @MotorRunner,

Using STMC Board Designer, on the original board line, select "Clone this item" and click on "Change MCU". You will be able to select you targeted MCU.

 

If you agree with the answer, please accept it by clicking on 'Accept as solution'.
Best regards.
GMA

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GMA
ST Employee

Hello @MotorRunner,

Using STMC Board Designer, on the original board line, select "Clone this item" and click on "Change MCU". You will be able to select you targeted MCU.

 

If you agree with the answer, please accept it by clicking on 'Accept as solution'.
Best regards.
GMA

Hey @GMA 

Thanks for your reply, it really worked sir and everything is now configured cubeMX-wise, and the new MCU is STM32F030K6T6.

I will design the PCB(power+ control), and Iet you know if I could get the motor running. Thanks.

Hey @GMA 

I just wanted to let you know that I managed to run the motor with a control board based on STM32F030K6T6 and a power board based on X-NUCELO-IHM08, so STMC Board Designer Worked perfectly.

I just got a question, how can I read VBus using MC APIs? previously I could do the job using VBS_GetAvgBus, but now I am not able to find the proper input for this function. What should I do?

Thanks a lot