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Hello, We are migrating from STM32F769 to ST32H743 controller and we have a unique requirement to have single hex file for both controllers to address backward compatibility in the future. The plan is to detect the controller in the runtime...
Are there ANY changes needed to code moving in between STM32 chips in the same family? I.e. form one STM32L412 to another STM32L412 with just different memory (128K to 64K). I have a working project but when I program it to new chip it successfully p...
Im trying to configure RTC for periodic autowakeup, and have no clue why it is now working properly. RTC_WKUP_IRQHandler called immediately and again and again, even though wakeup flag is cleared, resulting 2.4 MHz at LED2 (LED2_GPIO_Port->ODR ^= LED...
May I ask your guide if there is any possible library orsolution to connect SDI-12 sensors to STM32 board I also put it on STforum?Thanks,
I'm using STM32F769-Discovery Kit, I need an example for the audio player using Toughgfx. Can someone guide me or share a sample code for development?
Hi There,I'm using Cube ide, STM32H753,How can I set a breakpoint which breaks upon global variable update?Or trace the global variable changes?Thanks,Lior.
Hello,I'm using a STM32G0B1CC and I'm trying to remap address 0x00000000 to SRAM like this: __HAL_RCC_SYSCFG_CLK_ENABLE(); __HAL_SYSCFG_REMAPMEMORY_SRAM();Unfortunately this does not work and 0x00000000 is still mapped to FLASH.If I try to remap t...
I am using the Bluepill board. I want to generate PWM signal on Timer2 and set up a timer interrupt at 20ms interval on Timer3. I realized that the PWM signal cannot be generated if I set up the timer interrupt on Timer3. How do I solve this problem?
I hope this thread is posted in the right category.I’ve been using Arduino boards for several years and am thinking of using a Nucleo 144 board (specifically, Nucleo-F207ZG) for a project. Once the project is completed, it will be serve as a permane...
