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Resolved! HAL_SAI_Receive_DMA does not work (STM32H74xx)

Hi,I use SAI interface for reading data: 8 of 32bit slots -> 256 BytesThis work fine:uint32_t GlSAI_DMA_Buff[8]; .... HAL_SAI_Receive(&hsai_BlockB3,(uint8_t *) GlSAI_DMA_Buff, 8, 0xffffff);When I use DMA like this: HAL_SAI_Receive_DMA(&hsai_BlockB3,...

JR2963 by Senior II
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Resolved! STM32G4 Timer Update Triggered ADC Conversions Issue

Hi ;I'm trying to configure the ADC1 and ADC2 modules to get them triggered via tim1_trgo2 for a dual simultaneous regular conversion start but no success until now .Before I tried to do this I verified that I can succesfully trigger these modules ov...

BG1 by Senior
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AIS2DW12 and SMT32L0 high current

Hello everyone,board consume too much energy when the acc wakeup and start to measure the tilt.in Stop Mode : 5 uAin Wake up : 280 uAMCU setting for INT pin belong to acc : No pull up-down and rising-edge triggerfor CS pin push-pull and no pull up-do...

Zek_De by Senior
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ASK FOR A HELP

Dear TeamWhere the technology was originally invented? about this part: STM32F437IIH6TR

SWang.14 by Associate II
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STM32L4A6 config WKUP pin to low level trigger fail

Hi all,​I wan to use WKUP pin exit standby​ mode for low level trigger.I set WKUP pin with low level polarity in HAL_PWR_EnableWakeUpPin() function and pull-up WKUP pin.but the MCU alway wake-up when enter standby mode.​When set ​WKUP pin with high l...

WWU.807 by Associate II
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Resolved! Using STM32F723 I2C with multiple slaves at different voltages

Dear ST Microelectronics Team,I want to connect a STM32F723IE with I2C as master, which is powered with 3.0V, to a bus with one slave with 3.0V and to another slave with 3.8V. From the datasheet I can see that the GPIOs are 5V compliant, but can the ...

Rookie38 by Associate III
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