Running STM32F4 Discovery board on 1.8 Volt
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‎2018-03-03 12:15 PM
I need to run the board on 1.8 v.
I found
https://www.eevblog.com/forum/microcontrollers/using-stm32f4-discovery-board-on-1-8-volt/
thread about the changes need to be made to the board. However, it is not clear to me how to:- Program the board when on 1.8 v, using JLink v8. Do I need to perform any hardware modification or can I connect the programmer using SWD pins directly to the board.
- Use UART
Has anybody had any experience with running STM32F4 microcontrollers on 1.8 v?
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‎2018-03-03 2:38 PM
MAybe logic levels should be taken into account when connecting uart to external circuitry (level shifter might be needed):
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‎2018-03-03 1:26 PM
1. Program the board when on 1.8 v, using JLink v8. Do I need to perform any hardware modification
Surely, a look at the schematic would answer that?
- Use UART
A UART is a UART - its operation doesn't change with voltage...
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‎2018-03-03 2:38 PM
MAybe logic levels should be taken into account when connecting uart to external circuitry (level shifter might be needed):
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‎2018-03-03 2:43 PM
Forgot to add a link:
http://homepage.cem.itesm.mx/carbajal/Microcontrollers/SLIDES/GPIO_Applications.pdf
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‎2018-03-04 7:56 AM
Thank you.
It seems that connecting the Micro's UART (@1.8v ) to an external TTL UART (@3.3) will not work.
I am going to use 1.8-to-3.3 level shifter.
