2016-07-13 07:49 PM
Hi:
Are there any documents mentioned about chip selection for upgrading from STM32F4 to STM32F7? I find a document AN4660 talking about migration, thus I know STM32F756 is the candidate. However is there any table said about device mapping for upgrade. For example If I use STM32F427IIT 6(LQFP176), which device I can choose for STM32F7? #trust-but-verify2016-07-13 09:41 PM
Is the F7 really available in more that one LQFP176 format?
Review a couple of Data Sheets, you should be able to make a determination. STM32F746IGT62016-07-13 11:01 PM
Hi Clive1:
That is exactly what my question. I don't know how many and which device is active now! The new STM website gets me lost. With old website, there is a device selection table for each STMFx series, which I can check device active or not and filter out spec I don't needed. From the filter result, I can easily select one to fit my requirement. But now i don't know where is the table. Do you mean now I need to check device one by one to collect the information? Or where is the table?2016-07-14 02:37 AM
Hi Calvin63,
It is mentioned in the application note ''Migration of microcontroller applications from STM32F42xxx/STM32F43xxx to STM32F74xxx/STM32F75xxx? :?The STM32F74xxx/F75xxx devices are fully pin-to-pin compatible with the STM32F42xxx/F43xxx devices except for the LQFP100 package..?
So for your case, with STM32F427IIT 6(LQFP176), you will be fully compatible with STM32F74xxx/F75xxxFor the website , you can see the STM32F7 details in the dynamic table of product? Parts inside the
: as you see in figure bellow, in the blue circle the possible selection of derivative micros and in green circle the marketing status.
-Hannibal-
Hi:
Are there any documents mentioned about chip selection for upgrading from STM32F4 to STM32F7? I find a document AN4660 talking about migration, thus I know STM32F756 is the candidate. However is there any table said about device mapping for upgrade. For example If I use STM32F427IIT 6(LQFP176), which device I can choose for STM32F7?2016-07-14 03:58 AM
2016-07-14 08:30 AM
Its a basic due diligence task, shouldn't take more than 30 mins to go side-by-side and validate each pin in the data sheet, and against ones own design. Sure it is nice to have a nice table/sheet created by someone else, but they won't get fired if your design fails.
There's no more that a handful of die, and I'm pretty sure the bond out is exactly the same between the original F7 1M FPU-S, and F7 2M FPU-D designs for LQFP176. Places like DigiKey have good search filters to get down to specific part#, and ST has at least one brochure that charts the part# vs memory, pins, etc.2016-07-14 07:12 PM
Hi:
Thanks for waclawek's http://stmcufinder.com link, it's very helpful. Thanks Hannibal's device selection table link, it tells me, the table is still exist, just I can't see it. I used to see the table with chrome but it's gone for a long time. I open the link by IE, the table comes back, so I go back to chrome and adjust the web setting (website enlarge/shrink feature), the table comes back also. The font in the table is not proper located, but it is there. I never use STM32F7 series, this series is new to me, without the table, I don't know how to select device candidate. The problem is solved now.Thanks you all.