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Will1 · 2019-07-04

I have been following a course Mastering microcontroller with STM32, and the emphasis of this course is to walk the student through the architecture of STM32 MCU's, and develop the driver's for GPIO, SPI. I2C, and USART from scratch. I have an STM32F...

Will1 · 2019-03-26

Before starting the blinking program, when I plugged in my PC USB to micro the user LED's (1-3) could be toggled when I hit the blue push button, now they can't.Within Kiel, I started a new project LED blink. I found my MCU (as seen in the image), th...

Will1 · 2019-07-11

Is anyone willing to look at my project to help? I have asked friends to look this over, and they can't find anything wrong either. I know my board isn't broken because I've used other SPI repositories and it's worked.

Will1 · 2019-07-06

Here is the updated project

Will1 · 2019-07-06

So I have updated my project based on JW's findings, but still no information is being sent. I have attached the updated project zip file. I also have attached an image that has two sub images, one being looking at the SR reg after I step over the fi...

Will1 · 2019-07-06

Thanks JW for the response!Sorry for the brutal commenting and labelling of a couple of functions, I can see it might be hard to follow.006spi_tx.c isn't part of the build, so it won't effect flashing of the MCU.But great catch on the 007spi_txonly_a...

Will1 · 2019-04-01

Hi guys,I did not try to power the board via CN13, and I am quite confident the pin was not reconfigured. I stepped through the circuit using the schematic checking voltages and it is indeed the power switch U12 that has tripped due to an over curren...

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NUCLEO 144 - STM32F207ZG has the overcurrent LD7 permanently on, as well as the COM (red) and LD5 (Green). How can I fix this overcurrent problem?

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