Writing a NULL byte into the STM32L15xC6T6 Data EEPROM. Data sheet says it is not allowed. In practice, in some devices work in others resets the processor. Please clarify
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‎2022-07-26 9:56 AM
I have some projects that were left inadvertently with some function calls that write 0x00 bytes into the data EEPROM. They work properly. I have tested it.
I detected the problem on a prototype board with an old sample of STM32L152C6T6 and this made me realize the mistake.
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‎2022-07-28 6:54 AM
OK. Thanks a lot
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‎2022-09-15 6:12 AM
Hi @Community member​ ,
Thank you for bringing this issue to our attention.
For Cat.1 (no suffix) devices, the Byte write can be used only to write a NON NULL byte.
In contrast to Cat.1 devices, in Cat.2 (suffix A) devices the Byte write can be used to write a NULL byte.
This difference between the two categories will be added in the new TN1176 update.
Kaouthar
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‎2022-09-18 8:56 AM
Thanks, Kaouthar.
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JW​

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