Difference between revisions of "Nucleo-L432KC"
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Hardware PWM Pins: | Hardware PWM Pins: | ||
| − | PA0 (Tim2Ch1) | + | PA0 - A0 (Tim2Ch1) |
| − | PA1 (Tim2Ch2) | + | PA1 - A1 (Tim2Ch2) |
| − | PA2 (Tim2Ch3) | + | PA2 - A7 (Tim2Ch3) |
| − | PA3 (Tim15Ch2) | + | PA3 - A2 (Tim15Ch2) |
| − | PA11 (Tim1Ch4) | + | PA11 - D10 (Tim1Ch4) |
Software pins (they work pretty good, at least at 200Hz) | Software pins (they work pretty good, at least at 200Hz) | ||
| − | PA4 | + | PA4 - A3 |
| − | PA5 | + | PA5 - A4 |
| − | PA6 | + | PA6 - A5 |
| − | PA7 | + | PA7 - A6 |
| − | PA8 | + | PA8 - D9 |
| − | PA12 | + | PA12 - D2 |
| − | PB0 | + | PB0 - D3 |
| − | PB1 | + | PB1 - D6 |
| − | PB5 | + | PB5 - D11 |
| − | PB6 | + | PB6 - D5 |
| − | PB7 | + | PB7 - D4 |
Not sure: | Not sure: | ||
| − | PB3 | + | PB3 - D13 |
| − | PB4 | + | PB4 - D12 |
All the hardware PWM pins could be used as software ones (but, in my opinion, it makes no sense). | All the hardware PWM pins could be used as software ones (but, in my opinion, it makes no sense). | ||
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| + | PA9 - D1 and PA10 - D0 should be reserved for serial communication. | ||
Revision as of 20:10, 20 April 2020
Pins
L432KC doesn't have any Ethernet or WiFi connection. Only serial.
Hardware PWM Pins:
PA0 - A0 (Tim2Ch1) PA1 - A1 (Tim2Ch2) PA2 - A7 (Tim2Ch3) PA3 - A2 (Tim15Ch2) PA11 - D10 (Tim1Ch4)
Software pins (they work pretty good, at least at 200Hz)
PA4 - A3 PA5 - A4 PA6 - A5 PA7 - A6 PA8 - D9 PA12 - D2 PB0 - D3 PB1 - D6 PB5 - D11 PB6 - D5 PB7 - D4
Not sure:
PB3 - D13 PB4 - D12
All the hardware PWM pins could be used as software ones (but, in my opinion, it makes no sense).
PA9 - D1 and PA10 - D0 should be reserved for serial communication.
