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STM32H5: How to interconnect RCC clocks to timers

Introduction RCC clocks can be internally connected to timers. The points addressed here are the following: Finding which clock is connected to which timer.Finding how the clock is connected to a timer.Implementing this connection in STM32CubeMX. Thi...

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Why NRST pin as GPIO mode is holding the MCU under reset

Introduction The NRST pin can be configured in GPIO mode and this is handy for small packages such as STM32C011 8-pin package. In this article, we explain the constraints and potential workaround of using NRST pin in GPIO mode. STM32C011D6Yx 8pin pa...

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Troubleshooting bxCAN issues in Loop back mode on STM32 MCUs

Introduction As many know, CAN test mode is used for debug or test. One of the test modes is the CAN Loop back mode which is mainly used when only one CAN node is available, and the user needs to test the CAN functionality with no need to establish ...

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Injecting and handling ECC errors in STM32H7 flash memory

Summary This article provides practical steps showing how to inject and check single and double ECC errors in STM32H7 flash memory. Find attached to the article a ECC Flash project for testing purposes.  Introduction In the STM32H7 microcontrollers, ...

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Understanding VCONN in STM32 and TCPP USB Type-C® port protection

Introduction VCONN is a dedicated power supply pin in the USB Type-C® connector. It provides power to the cables electronics, such as e-markers (EMC), long cables with data repeaters, and VCONN-powered USB devices. It ensures proper power supply ...

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How to calibrate the delay block with the OCTOSPI interface

Introduction The delay block is an independent peripheral integrated within an STM32 MCU, for example, an STM32U5. Its role is to introduce a phase shift relative to the input clock. The user application configures the phase of the output clock. This...

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How to interpret and understand the STM32 RTC's sub second value

Introduction The goal of this article is to help readers make sense out of the RTC_SSR register, the RTC’s sub second value (SS), and the second fraction equation. This article uses the STM32L476xx MCU and its reference manual RM0351 as an example, b...

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How to manage fast role swap (FRS) in an STM32

Introduction The USB Type-C® and USB PD specifications revolutionized device connectivity by merging data transfer and power delivery for up to 240 W (with EPR in USB PD 3.1). A key feature, fast role swap (FRS), allows a power supplying device quic...

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How to find STM32 board schematics

Introduction Many STM32 users start their development based on one of ST boards either to evaluate the STM32 MCU or to get the proof of concept of their application. One of the first steps to do in the evaluation process is to look at the board schem...

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Programming the WB55CG USB dongle with ST-LINK V/2-1

Introduction The WB55CG USB dongle is included in the P-NUCLEO-WB55 bundle together with the NUCLEO-WB55RG. The WB55CG dongle does not have an ST-LINK/V2-1, but the NUCLEO-WB55RG does.  The WB55CG USB dongle can be programmed through USB BootLoad or...

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How to configure swap bank on STM32H7 P1

  Objective  An important requirement for flash-memory based systems is the ability to update firmware when installed in the end-product. This facility is referred to as in-application programming (IAP) which can be used to restart the microcontrol...

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