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how to implement fifo with usart in stm32f0308
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‎2022-07-12 2:34 AM
Iam new to stm32 microcontrollers, i have to read uart continuously and store to array. and size of the data received from uart is variable. if i use the fifo with uart i can solve problem.
so please help me how program to receive data from uart in fifo
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‎2022-07-27 3:10 AM
"how to implement fifo with usart in stm32f0308"
Hi,
for above uart problem solved, I used IDLE DMA UART RECEPTION, in this data reception with different sizes is resolved
i used HAL_UARTEx_ReceiveToIdle_DMA for data reception.
but in this, data reception UART stops suddenly. i didnt understand why this happening
please help me how to solve this "UART STOPS RECEIVE DATA". if we reset device it starts working
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‎2022-07-12 3:49 AM
"Iam new to stm32 microcontrollers"
Do you have any experience with any other microcontroller(s) ?
Did you mean STM32F030x8?
Datasheet has no mention of any hardware FIFO for the USART:
So you'd have to implement any FIFO (aka "Ring Buffer" or "Circular Buffer") in software.
Since it's in software, it wouldn't be specific to the STM32 - there are plenty of general resources on implementing circular buffers
https://www.google.com/search?q=circular+buffer+fifo
A complex system designed from scratch never works and cannot be patched up to make it work.
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‎2022-07-12 4:23 AM
thank you for response
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‎2022-07-12 4:29 AM
"Do you have any experience with any other microcontroller(s) ?"
actually i have worked on esp32
now i am working on stm32, i mainly deal with uart in stm32f0308. in that i have to receive data different length of data like 13bytes and 15 bytes and 20 bytes continuously.
now iam facing problem with this concept
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‎2022-07-12 4:30 AM
could you please suggest me how to tackle this
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‎2022-07-12 4:50 AM
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‎2022-07-12 5:52 AM
@SSRIN.2​ "stm32f0308"
Again, that's not a proper part number - please give the actual part number
"could you please suggest me how to tackle this"
Yes, a Ring Buffer - aka "Circular Buffer" or FIFO - is a standard approach.
Did you follow the link I gave earlier?
A complex system designed from scratch never works and cannot be patched up to make it work.
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‎2022-07-12 6:33 AM
Does the data packet contain information that infers size, or do you have to track arrival of burst of data? What is the packet format or protocol?
So is the problem one of "parsing" the data stream? Can you create a stateful processing of the data? ie a state machine that interprets the bytes as they arrive, re-synchronizes if necessary and extract an length or checksum/integrity.
Ring-Buffers are pretty basic concept in any computing field. So perhaps some school/college level texts?
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‎2022-07-13 3:12 AM
@Andrew Neil​
''Again, that's not a proper part number - please give the actual part number''
part number is STM32F030R8T6
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‎2022-07-13 3:27 AM
here iam using HAL_UART_Receive_DMA(&huart1, rxbuff,20)
here if iam receiving 20 bytes continuously it is working fine. but in between 13 bytes and 15 bytes received data is overwrite happens
