We are using STM32F429VET in our design.
Please tell me if the internal structure of I/O port of STM32F429VET is the same.
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‎2020-06-16 4:10 AM
Currently, we are testing whether smoke and fire will occur when adjacent I/O ports are shorted. If the internal structure is the same, we think that a representative set of tests is sufficient. However, if the internal structure is different, then all I/O ports must be tested.
Is the I/O port of the STM32F429VET the same from this point of view?
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‎2020-06-16 5:55 AM
Most GPIO pins are the same, but there are some differences. PC13-15 and PH0-1. But unless you're shorting 3V3 to GND, nothing bad should happen. And even then, the chip will likely just reset and start working again when the short is removed.
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‎2020-06-16 4:22 AM
The datasheet explains the different IO Structures. Read carefully!
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‎2020-06-16 5:55 AM
Most GPIO pins are the same, but there are some differences. PC13-15 and PH0-1. But unless you're shorting 3V3 to GND, nothing bad should happen. And even then, the chip will likely just reset and start working again when the short is removed.
