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Non-aligned LDR, STR on STM32H743

The ARM-M7 supports non-aligned memory accesss using LDR and STRhttp://infocenter.arm.com/help/index.jsp?topic=/com.arm.doc.dui0646a/BABFAIGG.htmlbut it isn't working for me. I'm reading and write to/from DTCMRAM.Is there anything I need to do to get...

PMath.4 by Senior III
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STM32F407 not transitioning into STOP mode

Hi everyone,I am trying to run some tests to cahnge our board into the low power "STOP" mode. Currently the entire board draws an average of ~9 mA when in our current low power mode. Though we need to add additional functionality and would like to us...

ANoen.1 by Associate
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Resolved! STM32H747 Dual Core Communication

Hello;With STM32H747, I am trying to communicate with both cores. For example;To be able to read a variable in CM4 in the CM7 core. Depending on the state of this variable I read, running certain functions in CM7, etc.I couldn't find a document or ex...

Resolved! Problem in setting the system clock of STM32F446RE (on a Nucleo - F446RE board) to 180 MHz using the Phase Locked Loop(PLL)

The maximum allowed internal clock for the device STM32F446RE is 180 MHz. The nucleo board has an external crystal of 8 MHz. Using this and a code I obtained from a university website, I attempted to change the system clock to 180 MHz using the PLL.(...

srib360 by Associate
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Power consumption of the Nucleo 64 board : STM32L073ZR.

Hi everyone!I am trying to get the lowest power consumption from the STM32L073ZR in STOP Mode.I run my tests with the board powered from external source E5V (no USB connected).I have two Ampere-meters:one measure the current IDD of the microcontrolle...

SBour.9 by Associate II
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Resolved! Need STM32 GPIO operate on 1.8v

Posted on August 03, 2017 at 20:26Hi, recently in a project I need the GPIOs on STM32 to operate on 1.8v logic level. By quickly looking through datasheets, it seems many of STM32 can do so, for example, to STM32F407VG, if provide 1.8v to VDD, it ru...