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STM32 FDCAN running at 8 Mb/s on NUCLEO boards

Introduction Many customers requested to have FDCAN communicating at 8 Mb/s. We provide a GitHub hotspot that contains a simple project on several STM32 part numbers. The project allows for FDCAN to reach a bit rate of 8 Mb/s in the data phase. The ...

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How to program and debug the STM32 using the Arduino IDE

Summary This article covers how to program and debug your STM32 device with the Arduino IDE. In this knowledge article, we explore the following main points: How to install the STM32 MCUs in the Arduino IDEHow to program a simple blink LED based on ...

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How to recognize a genuine ST-LINK/V2 versus a cloned one

To answer the questions like "Is my ST-Link/V2 genuine? Where to find a genuine ST-Link/V2? Why my device isn't recognized?" and other related ones, please refer to the following: Where to find a genuine ST-Link/V2 ST-Link official in-circuit debugge...

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Implementing debug authentication on STM32H5 using CLI tools

Introduction Debug authentication is a critical security feature of the system considering that with a debugger the user can access a large part of the system. To control a reopening of the debug port, the device imposes a debug authentication proto...

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Debugging tips when working with an Ethernet peripheral

Introduction In this article, we discuss some debugging tips when the Ethernet is not working as expected. When working with the Ethernet peripheral on an STM32 either through a costume board and firmware or with one of ST provided boards and middle...

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How to utilize STM32 system (ROM) bootloader commands

1. System (ROM) bootloader The system bootloader is present on all STM32 MCUs. As the name suggests, it is located on the system memory (ROM) area of the MCU. The system bootloader is located on the read only portion of the memory and is programmed ...

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