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The ADC (ADC3 if that's relevant) provides for triggering by way of the TIM6 TRGO event. I have the ADC configured to convert with "ExternalTrigConv" pointing to ADC_EXTERNAL_TRIG_T6_TRGO, and the update event's rising edge. In no case am I able to g...
I don't use libraries.My SD card interface is set up with an SDIO clock of 16.67 mhz using the 4-bit interface.My block write (SD command 24) works properly if I poll the data into the FIFO. The problem with that is the timing to push data into the F...
I am using STM32F769I-Discovery board with STM32Cube_FW_F7_V1.16.0. I have the following issues on the audio driver functionality: I am trying to record the audio with sample audio application provided as part of this package. The driver by default ...
Hello,I am wondering if a BusFault is triggered when a double error is detected but the Flash IT (or the DBERRECC event) is not enabled ?
Hello, I generated project with STM32CubeMX. I configured it in SPI slave with DMA Seems like memory increment mode in not working. When I check register DMA_SxCR MINC is off. But when I checked hdma_spi2_rx.Init.MemInc , its has correct DMA_MINC_E...
I'm developing a SPI bootloader, using the integrated function of STM32F412, and I found two strange behaviours:I must issue two times the reset of MCU with Boot0 high, because after the first reset the MCU seems to be in bootloader mode but doesn't ...
Hi, I am working with a customized board which has STM32F767 BITx microprocessor. I made a simple application with TouchGFX 4.13.0 integred with STM32CubeIDE 1.2.0. The program builds and debugs correctly, but nothing appears on the screen, it is jus...
STM32H755's FMC NE and NWE signals are different from the data sheet.STM32H755 is communicating with SRAM. Communication was performed by setting the data size to 1 using the HAL_SRAM_Write_16b function.The figure showing the signals of NE1 and NWE t...
I'm trying to link together two UARTs to create a sort of "bridge". Each byte received by one of them is sent to the other and vice-versa. I used this code for 7-8 years on small and slow MCUs like xmega (8-bit and 32 MHz), so I think there should no...
