STM32F205 does not appear on MCW Device Selection List
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2020-08-10 2:03 AM
On MCSDK_v5.4.3
Why is this, and is it still possible to generate suitable code?
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STM32 Motor Control
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STM32F2 Series
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2020-10-20 8:21 AM
Dear @mscot.1
Overall, MC SDK does not need a floating point unit. Only the MC Motor Profiler needs an FPU.
Regarding your question, for the STM32 Motor Control applications, indeed we no longer support STM32F2. Sorry for that.
We strongly recommend that you use:
- STM32G0 for lowend
- STM32F3 for midend
- STM32G4 for highend
Best regards
Laurent Ca...
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2020-09-14 2:03 AM
Dear mscot.1
Do you have still this problem to solve?
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Laurent Ca...
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2020-09-15 12:04 AM
I am now assuming it is because the position foc requires a floating point unit.
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2020-10-20 8:21 AM
Dear @mscot.1
Overall, MC SDK does not need a floating point unit. Only the MC Motor Profiler needs an FPU.
Regarding your question, for the STM32 Motor Control applications, indeed we no longer support STM32F2. Sorry for that.
We strongly recommend that you use:
- STM32G0 for lowend
- STM32F3 for midend
- STM32G4 for highend
Best regards
Laurent Ca...
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2020-10-23 5:51 AM
Release Notes for X-Cube-MCSDK
The Position Control feature uses floating point arithmetic. It may require a lot of CPU power on STM32F0 and STM32G0 devices that do not have an FPU.
