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ben5en · 2021-08-04

As I have seen, an open bootloader middleware is offered for the STM32G4. An FDCAN implementation can be found here. Are there any plans to also offer a pure CAN implementation?I am also interested in whether it is possible to program directly via CA...

ben5en · 2021-01-27

Since I'm still fairly new to the STM / Arm world, I wonder why, for example, the X-CUBE MCSDK does NOT use the floating point algorithm for devices that have a hardware floating point unit. Are there special things to watch out for when using floati...

ben5en · 2019-09-24

ben5en · 2019-09-24

ben5en · 2021-01-28

Thanks for your response!Interrupt stack frame: Are there some more details or an example of how this is actually done? Or is this allready done by the Controller when setting the correct bits?// Enable lazy stacking of FPU registers for interrupts ...

ben5en · 2019-10-12

Good Morning,I have the same problem, is there no official answer? If you look at the response rate and the number of answers in the other topics, Motor Control Support seems rather sparse. I also asked a question here on 24.09.19 and so far have not...

ben5en · 2019-09-24

Good evening and many thanks for the many, quick answers. Of course, I know that I can write to almost every microcontroller float calculation in C and the compiler translates accordingly. But that was not the intension of my question and maybe I put...

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Are there plans for CAN support in open bootloader?

Why is the MCSDK not using floating point algorithms?

Hi, If I understand correctly, there is a solution for a FOC with Hall elements. Is there a documentation / description of how this algorithm works? Thank you very much.

Hi, Are There Virtual Floating Point Libraries Equivalent To The IQ Math Library Of Texas Instruments? Are there alternative ways to implement floating point representations on fixed STM32?

Re: Why is the MCSDK not using floating point algorithms?

Re: Errors compiling with STMCubeIDE likely because module libraries aren't included. How do you include missing libraries? Or could it be something else?

Re: Hi, Are There Virtual Floating Point Libraries Equivalent To The IQ Math Library Of Texas Instruments? Are there alternative ways to implement floating point representations on fixed STM32?