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2024-10-10
7:51 AM
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2025-09-22
7:50 AM
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Laurids_PETERSE
There are different ways to supply the USB transceivers on STM32H7 products, depending on VDD33USB and VDD50USB availability.
According to STM32H7 datasheets, when USB is not used, the VDD33USB pin should be handled as follows:
The VDD50USB pin should not be left floating when USB is not used:
For STM32H7RS, when USB is not used, we don't have a particular constraint. Users can connect VDD33USB to 0 V to minimize any possible leakage.
By following these guidelines, you can properly configure the VDD33USB and VDD50USB pins on the STM32H7, ensuring stable operation and proper power management for the USB transceivers. To learn more about how to configure power supply in USB application, refer to section 2.1.4 Independent USB transceiver power supply in AN5419.
The VDD50USB pin should be left floating when USB is not used:
So should VDD50USB be left floating or not?
Hi @PhucXDoan
Thank you for highlighting this ! Corrected
Hi, @FBL
Does VDD33USB require capacitors when it's not used? The application note (AN5419) seems to imply this in figure 3, where a 1uF and a 100nF capacitor is placed on the pin, while it's connected to 3.3V.
On the other hand, your post does not mention additional capacitors.
I'm designing a board with an STM32H7R3 device. This snippet from Table 4 in AN5935 recommends using 0V if the USB is not used, which seems to contradict the advice here. Which would you recommend I follow?
Hi @lelelele
For STM32H7RS, when USB is not used, we don't have a particular constraint. User can connect VDD33USB to 0V to minimize any possible leakage. We are updating the FAQ to add this as a note.