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Nucleo L476RG at 1.8V

Qye
Associate II

I want to run a Nucleo L476RG at 1.8V at first glance it looks possible with a few caveats.

according to the schematic (C03)
https://www.st.com/en/evaluation-tools/nucleo-l476rg.html#cad-resources

There are two regulators I need to be concerned with

U4 which provides Vdd to the Main CPU is an LD39050PU33R (3.3V)
Unfortunately, this part does not come in a 1.8V version

I can either choose something like LD112PV18R (pin compatible 1.8V)
Or put in a LD39050PUR with an adjustment network spliced on.

 

The second is U1 used to create 3V3_ST_LINK an LD3985M33R (3.3V)

There is an alternate part LD3985M18R I can use to get 1.8V


One concern I have is the ST-LINK CPU
U2 STM32F103CBT6

The Vdd range specified in 2.0 to 3.6 volts.

I will try running it at 1.8V but might have to detach the ST Link
If I do, I will set the main board to be able to switch between 1.8V or 3.3V


The other concern is the USB ST-Link
I assume I cannot use this as there is no provision for the voltage conversion of USB_DM or USB_DP or USB_RENUMn

Or I can rig up a TXS0108E to shift voltages (except 5V) so I can still use the USB.


Have I missed anything?

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Qye
Associate II

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Qye
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Jacob WOODRUFF
ST Employee

Hi All,

 

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Jake

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