In this two-part article we will cover several main areas of focus when conducting a self-review of a custom STM32 schematic and share some hardware debugging tips.In total, there are seven key areas to consider when conducting your STM32 schematic r...
Continuation of Part 1, Part 2 3.2 Client Configuration and Settings It is now necessary to open and edit the client application. The following modifications are required to be implemented.Table 5 shows the modifications required to the SW 1 functi...
Continuation of previous parts 3. Project Modifications The project code modifications for both the client and server are provided. 3.1 Client and Server Common Modifications: The key modifications common to both client and server are provided below...
Summary This article summarizes the procedure required to configure both Central and Peripheral devices, operating on individual STM32WB platforms for Whitelisting operation. A description of the Whitelisting operation within the context of Bluetooth...
The best way to update and/or modify the existing PDO list on the STM32G071B-Disco is through the STM32CubeMon-UCPD GUI as shown below. Step 1. It is recommended to always keep up to date with the latest version of the STM32CubeMonUCPD application. Y...
Welcome back to the third part of the "How do ThreadX Message Queues work on STM32" article. 1. How to add Sender2 thread Now that the first demo is completed, let’s add our Sender2 thread and evaluate the behavior. To do so, let’s add these code li...
This is the part 2 of the article to explain how the ThreadX Message Queue work on STM32 with working examples. Welcome back! 1. STM32CubeIDE – step by step demo: Launch STM32CubeIDE (version used 1.7.0), select your preferred workspace, click on Lau...
Message queues are the primary means of inter-thread communication in ThreadX. One or more messages can reside in a message queue. A message queue that holds a single message is commonly called a mailbox. Messages are copied to a queue by tx_queue_se...
A mutex is basically a binary semaphore, which means that only one thread can own a mutex at a time. In addition, the same thread may perform a successful mutex get operation on an owned mutex multiple times. There are two main operations on the mute...
Summary This FAQ describes few tips related to I2C peripheral on STM32 devices. 1. I2C Hardware 1.1 Signal integrity The I2C IO pins must be configured as open drain mode. The logic high level is driven by external pull-up resistor. Typical value of...
1. Introduction It is very common to have multiple GPIOs used as External Interrupt (EXTI) sources in an embedded system. But how to manage them in an application code? This is exactly what is going to be covered in this article. 2. Prerequisites Har...
1. Introduction The PSSI which stands for Parallel synchronous slave interface and was introduced in our high performance STM32H7 family. The PSSI can be used as a fast interface between two STM32 microcontrollers or between an STM32 and an MPU or FP...
Introduction When a specific STM32 part number selected for a project is not available in the desired time frame, it is essential to find a compatible alternative. This article guides you through the process of using STM32CubeMX to identify and confi...
Introduction A typical question new STM32 users ask is what are the preferred IDEs for developing and debugging application code. There are a variety of IDEs available that support the STM32. The most used are STs STM32CubeIDE, Visual Studio Code wit...
Baby Detector is an application developed to sense the presence of babies in a small environment. The idea is to face the problem of babies forgotten inside cars, that can lead to their death especially on hot summer days. The core elements of the sy...
1. Introduction and theory When running instance of FreeRTOS on each core, we can implement inter-process communication (IPC) using FreeRTOS message buffers as described here:https://www.freertos.org/2020/02/simple-multicore-core-to-core-communicatio...
In NanoEdge AI Studio v3, sensor data can be imported either from file, or "live" from a data logger via serial (USB) port. In both cases, the data format is the same. There are 3 cases to distinguish, depending on which project type is selected in ...
To make TraceX automatically fetch information, we can create a batchfile and run it with the debug session of the STM32CubeIDE Goal: Add TraceX support to STM32CubeIDE using X-CUBE-AZRTOS-H7 and make it acquire the buffer automaticallyAlthough the e...
Most of the alternate functions on STM32 Microcontrollers can be remapped to other GPIOs. Refer to the product's datasheet for the alternate function mapping options available. 1. Remap an alternate function from one GPIO to another Let's see how we ...
Introduction Selecting the right STM32 microcontroller for your application can be a challenging task, especially when faced with a wide range of part numbers and features. To simplify this process, this article helps users effectively compare differ...
