Difference between "GP version" vs "PD version"
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‎2020-11-19 01:50 PM
I am looking at the datasheet for the STM32G071KBT6 and several of the footprints are shown twice, once as "GP version" and again as "PD version"
What does GP and PD mean?
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‎2020-11-19 03:24 PM
The difference is the UCPD peripheral along with the pinout on the top row (and pin 17, not highlighted).
Guessing PD is power delivery (as in USB-C Power Delivery) and GP is general purpose.
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‎2020-11-19 03:24 PM
The difference is the UCPD peripheral along with the pinout on the top row (and pin 17, not highlighted).
Guessing PD is power delivery (as in USB-C Power Delivery) and GP is general purpose.
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‎2020-11-19 06:35 PM
I did not realize there were that may variations in a MCU family, amazing.
Thanks TDK.