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Ux_Device_HID for STM32U575ZI

Hello,I wonder if it exists an Ux_Device_HID example project for STM32U585ZITxQ mcu or the way to convert the Ux_Device_HID project for STM32U585AIIXQ present in the examples for a different packaged mcu. Best regardsIlaria

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Resolved! NUCLEO-F412ZG CAN Communication, No RX and No tx

I am using CAN1 pins to Connect to the driver board (SN65HVD230).      All Voltages are good. I am using 2 PCAN dongles with 120 Ohm terminations at both ends of the BUS with the Nucleo CAN shown above in the middle of the bus.  I ported the code f...

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JDOG by Associate III
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TCS peripheral

Hello,I have custom board with STM32F301R8T6 and connected 4 channel slider sensor. I want to copy an example present in STM32CubeIde called TouchSensing_Linear. There in the configuration files such as tls_user.c, tls_user.h are includes for tls.h a...

Resolved! STM32H74 ECC Errors

Hi,Some doubts on the ECC functionality on STm32h74x.How can we know if the data can be corrected for cases DEDF and DEBWDF ? I always see the DEDF and SEDF fields set in my case. This bits are set when the control is hit the main(), and then I clear...

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Resolved! Package data register wrong code

Hello,I am using a STM32G491 in LQFP48 package. In the RM0440 rev8 page 2122 the package code for LQFP48 is 01011. But I read 01001 which would be LQFP32. The device id 0x479 is correct. Is there a reason for this? Thanks.

Resolved! EEPROM emulation firmware library

I'm working with a legacy project that uses some EEPROM emulation code on a STM32F103 MCU. I need to find the original release file containing eeprom.c and eeprom.h of that emulation code. The description of the header file looks like this:  /*******...