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Hello,I use the internal DAC of the processor. Even the initial value of the DACs are equal, I got 1V out from the first output of the DAC, and 2V output from the other DAC output. Why is that happen?/* USER CODE BEGIN PV */ // DAC Settings float...
I've been doing the majority of my FDCAN development with 1 or 2 nodes.Recently, I have expanded my "network" to 7 nodes. 4 of these nodes send data at the same time.(I mean, 1 second intervals from power up. They are all powered simultaneously)With ...
Anybody noticed?https://www.st.com/content/st_com/en/stm32-mcu-product-selector.htmlFor what it's worth. After oh so many years.JW@Lina DABASINSKAITE , this is example of information which would need to come from ST here, regularly. This is what wou...
Currently, I am seeing no signals on the SCLK and MISO/MOSI lines on the SPI4 lines from a STM32F427 chip to a SPI flash during an attempted read/write. At the moment, I've done the following:Enable GPIO clock (HB1) and SPI clock (PB2)Configure CS:pi...
Any chance STM32 MCUs will adopt native i3c support any time soon? Many new devices, including some from ST (like the LPS22HH), support it. It's a compelling (new-ish) standard.
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Hi allI'm trying to distinguish between the interrupt sources in the NMI handler on a STM32G031 - particularly the RAM parity error.I have everything in place and I can provoke a parity error. The NMI ISR is called as expected, but if the SYSCFG_CFGR...
I am working with STM32L010C6T6 MCUs. I need a way to consistently and uniquely identify each MCU with as few bytes as possible. The 96 bits "Unique device ID" register seems ideal but what is the minimal number of bytes I need? Are all 96 bits manda...
I´ve read some MCUs support idle line events, but looking through the datasheet can´t see how to implement this.I could DMA 3 bytes at a time, but best would be to have DMA completion triggered after idle or timeout.
I think there is an error in the PM0214 Programming manual "STM32 Cortex® -M4 MCUs and MPUs programming manual". The multiply and accumulate instruction is called "vlma" throuout the whole document. Other programmin manuals (e.g. for STM32H7) as well...
