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How to change the readout protection on STM32F4

How to change the readout protection on STM32F4? Introduction STM32F4 microcontrollers offer three levels of readout protection: level 0 (no protection), level 1 (Flash memory, backup SRAM, and backup registers protected), and level 2 (same as level ...

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How to change the Read Out Protection on STM32F7

How to change the Read Out Protection on STM32F7? Introduction STM32F7 microcontrollers offer three levels of read-out protection: level 0 (no protection), level 1 (Flash memory, backup SRAM, and backup registers protected), and level 2 (same as...

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How to change the Read Out Protection on STM32H7

How to change the Read Out Protection on STM32H7? Introduction STM32H7 microcontrollers offer three levels of read-out protection: level 0 (no protection), level 1 (Flash memory, backup SRAM, and backup registers protected), and level 2 (same as...

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How to change the Read Out protection on STM32F3

How to change the Read Out protection on STM32F3?How to change the Read Out protection on STM32F3   Introduction STM32F3 microcontrollers offer three levels of read-out protection: level 0 (no protection), level 1 (Flash memory, backup SRAM, and bac...

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How to change the Read Out protection on STM32F2

How to change the Read Out protection on STM32F2?How to change the Read Out protection on STM32F2   Introduction STM32F2 microcontrollers offer three levels of read-out protection: level 0 (no protection), level 1 (Flash memory, backup SRAM, and bac...

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How to change the Read Out Protection on STM32F1

How to change the Read Out Protection on STM32F1?How to change the Read Out Protection on STM32F1  Introduction STM32F1 microcontrollers offer three levels of read-out protection: level 0 (no protection), level 1 (Flash memory, backup SRAM, and back...

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Getting started with the STM32U5 IoT Node and Azure IoT

This article provides the necessary information for getting started with the B-U585I-IOT02A IoT Node with Azure IoT1- Hardware The B-U585I-IOT02A discovery kit provides a complete demonstration and development platform for the STM32U585AI microcontro...

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Why do we need a bootloader in a microcontroller

Why do we need a bootloader in a microcontroller?1. Programming without JTAG/SWD probes There are a few reasons a bootloader is needed in a microcontroller, including the main one: programming/updating the user application without the need of JTAG/S...

How to use DMAMUX on the STM32 microcontrollers

How do I use DMAMUX on the STM32 microcontrollers? 1- Introduction DMAMUX is included in the latest STM32 microcontrollers (STM32H7/G0/G4/L4+/L5/WB/MP1 Series) and is an enhancement over the previous DMA controller, providing more flexibility and ful...

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How to configure swap bank on STM32H7 P2

How to configure swap bank on STM32H7? (Part 2) Following Part 1 Step 3: Building Binary file for Bank1 1. Add FLASH_BANK1 as preprocessor: Project Options> C/C++ Compiler > Preprocessor 2. Check that vector table settings are as following (Project O...

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How to implement a non-blocking scanf function

How to implement a nonblocking scanf function?1. Introduction This article shows how to implement and redirect the scanf function to the UART, in a nonblocking way. Therefore, was chosen that this function is working through tasks on FreeRTOS™ and s...

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STM32 UART DMA RX/TX

STM32 UART DMA RX/TXThis is an application note and contains a list of examples about 2 distinct topics:   Receiving data with UART and DMA when application does not know in advance size of bytes to be receivedTransmitting data with UART and DMA to ...

How can I add TraceX support in STM32CubeIDE?

How can I add TraceX support in STM32CubeIDE?To add TraceX support to a STM32CubeIDE project and properly use it you’ll need to follow a few steps, described in detail in this article. Goal: Add TraceX support to STM32CubeIDE using X-CUBE-AZRTOS-H7Al...

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