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Adding ADC channels and PINs in MCSDK 5.X

Preface When using MCSDK for motor control, adding additional channels to the existing ADC poses challenges due to considerations such as sampling rates. Attempting to add ADC channels directly using STM32CubeMX may result in system failure. This information is provided to address how to add channels for sampling shunt resistors in a motor control project. […]

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ECDSA_SignVerify(SHA256) STM32F4 series

Preface For the signature verification part, due to recent customer requirements, the MCU is bound and cannot be incorporated into SBSFU for updates. Additionally, the SBSFU update example currently only provides UART, and coding for other interfaces is required. After discussing with the customer, it was decided to use signature verification to ensure that the

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ST7735 TFT LCD Module with 4 IO 128*160

Preface There are many options when it comes to choosing an LCD, with various sizes available. However, if you need to display colorful images, we recommend the ST7735 display. It offers excellent value for money and delivers good performance. This example will introduce the usage of the 1.8-inch ST7735 color display screen with STM32 microcontrollers.

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How to use “attribute” in STM32CubeIDE

Preface The purpose of ‘attribute__’ is to store variables or arrays at a specified address. In practical applications, program version information is usually fixed at a specific flash address. Here, I needed to assist in modifying the Hex burning file to recognize version information. However, after attempting to use STM32CubeIDE, I found it didn’t work,

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ST Motor Control Adjust Method-2

Preface This section will address common issues encountered with MCSDK and provide explanations and adjustments. Relevant information locations will also be organized to facilitate a quicker start for everyone in motor control. MCSDK Program Main Structure After generating code using MCSDK, the main program section and mathematical equations are as shown in the following figure:

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MERIDIAN Thermal Imager Sensor(STM32)

Preface Meridian offers advanced CMOS thermal imaging solutions, enabling the production of thermal image sensors that can receive infrared wavelengths ranging from 8 to 14 μm. These sensors are primarily applied in consumer and commercial products. What sets them apart from conventional imaging is their affordability, as they require only a low-cost MCU to handle

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